Australia's Test captain Tim Paine on Tuesday found his wallet stolen from his car which he moved onto the street from his garage. Tim Paine, who wanted to set up a home gym in his garage, moved his car only to find it broken into. The Australia captain spoke about the theft and said he was shocked to receive a message about unauthorised usage of his credit card.
During his time in self-isolation dut to the Covid-19 pandemic, Paine wanted to use his garage to work on his fitness and cricket skills but the decision to move his car onto the street has led to the theft. "I've actually just turned the garage into a bit of a home gym and I want to hang the (stocking) off the bit where the garage door opens," Tim Paine told SEN Breakfast.
"I went outside and the car door was open and the wallet's gone. "I figured if I can, I can work on my cover drive while I'm at it, but I've actually hit a bit of a snag today because I moved the car out onto the street only to wake up this morning to a text from NAB saying my credit card has been used." Australia have suspended domestic and international cricket due to the outbreak of the novel coronavirus pandemic.
