**Toyota Cheetahs speedster Rabz Maxwane is itching to get back on the field, although he admits to [Springboks.Rugby](https://www.springboks.rugby/) that the COVID-19 lockdown has reaffirmed his introvert personality.** For Maxwane lockdown has been quiet, although training has been keeping him busy, while he also tried his hand at baking – albeit a once-off – which left the leading try-scorer in the 2018/19 Guinness PRO14 competition pretty chuffed. *“Lockdown is definitely an unusual experience and I miss going to training and the gym,”* said Maxwane, who matched the Guinness PRO14 season try-scoring record of 14 five-pointers last season in only his second year in the northern hemisphere showpiece. *“I am really looking forward to the day that we can start training and playing again because that is the only thing I am really yearning for at the moment.* *“As a player one has to keep working hard despite the lockdown, so I bought a few dumbbells and I have been running in the garden to keep fit.* *“Fortunately I have a decent space of about 50m to run, so I have been doing sprints, repeated sprints and a few other running drills, so I am well equipped in terms of what I need for my position as a winger.”*
