NEW DELHI: South African cheerleader Gabriella Pasqualotto has become an internet sensation and a mini-celebrity back home after being kicked out of the IPL for secretly blogging on player behavior in post-match parties. The 22-year-old Gabriella, from Pietermaritzburg, was one of the 40 South African cheerleaders in the IPL and was employed by Mumbai Indians. She reportedly wrote about "flirtatious" and "inappropriate" behavior by the cricketers and even mentioned some of them.
more at Times of India.com
Thursday, May 12, 2011
Wednesday, May 11, 2011
Sri Lankan team leaves for England tour today:
Live Scores Sri Lanka vs England
First match: May 14-16: Sri Lanka vs Middlesex
Sri Lankan team is expected to leave today for their tour of England today where they will face the English team in 3 tests and 5 ODIs.
The team is leaving without their star players new skipper Tillekaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardena, Thisara Perera and Dilhara...
Continue readin at Live Scores Sri Lanka vs England
First match: May 14-16: Sri Lanka vs Middlesex
Sri Lankan team is expected to leave today for their tour of England today where they will face the English team in 3 tests and 5 ODIs.
The team is leaving without their star players new skipper Tillekaratne Dilshan, Kumar Sangakkara, Mahela Jayawardena, Thisara Perera and Dilhara...
Continue readin at Live Scores Sri Lanka vs England
Monday, May 09, 2011
Afridi unhappy with management | PCB seeks explanation
Shahid Khan Afridi, Pakistan's limited overs captain, has landed himself in administrative hot water once again, as the PCB has hauled him up for comments he made on Sunday after returning to Pakistan from the Caribbean.
Pakistan cricket Board (PCB) has taken strong notice of the remarks of Pakistani Skipper Shahid Afridi regarding differences in the team management.
Afridi was not happy with the team management and their behaviour during the recent tour of West Indies where Pakistan won the first 3 matches but lost the last two to finish the series 3-2.
"I feel everyone should do his job and need not interfere in other's work," Afridi said, without mentioning anyone by name.
The PCB said in a statement Monday that Afridi has violated its code of conduct and "appropriate action will be taken after the submission of the tour report at the conclusion of the (West Indies) tour."
Pakistan cricket Board (PCB) has taken strong notice of the remarks of Pakistani Skipper Shahid Afridi regarding differences in the team management.
Afridi was not happy with the team management and their behaviour during the recent tour of West Indies where Pakistan won the first 3 matches but lost the last two to finish the series 3-2.
"I feel everyone should do his job and need not interfere in other's work," Afridi said, without mentioning anyone by name.
The PCB said in a statement Monday that Afridi has violated its code of conduct and "appropriate action will be taken after the submission of the tour report at the conclusion of the (West Indies) tour."
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