The lads gather round boss Gareth Southgate during a break in trainingNews Group Newspapers LtdEngland’s finest enjoy a game of Kabaddi with Jesse Lingard in the middle and Rashford still wearing his beanieNews Group Newspapers Ltd
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Then the boys played Kabaddi, an exercise that had a familiar ring a ring o’roses feel to it.
As the exercise continued, Manchester United’s Rashford linked up with fellow striker Jamie Vardy and club teammate Jesse Lingard.
But before long he’d lost his hat – as Lingard took hold of the beanie.
Rashford gets into step with Jesse Lingard and Jamie VardyNews Group Newspapers LtdLingard gleefully takes possession of the beanieNews Group Newspapers Ltd
The World Cup opener with Tunisia is on June 18 and as the witching hour draws ever closer Southgate is obviously trying eager to get his players focused by ensuring that they can work effectively together.
Kabaddi, by the way, sees the team that goes first sends a player, known as a ‘raider’, across the midline and they are tasked with attempting to tag members of the opposing team.
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Every time a player is tagged, the raider earns a point for their team, although the raider must repeatedly yell ‘Kabaddi’ until they have crossed back over to their side of the pitch.
England apparently took a while to get used to the game but they soon got in the swing of it.
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