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Bisleri
Thu, May 03 2012
Time umpires wear protective gear
The new generation of cricket bats has heightened the excitement levels as batsmen are able to pummel the bowlers at will. The bat, indeed, has become a weapon of mass destruction – in more ways than one.
Thu, April 12 2012
Planned diet helps players stay fit and maintain performance
Recently, Indian Premier League (IPL) Kings XI Punjab co-owner Preity Zinta advised her players to stay away from greasy foodstuffs like aloo paratha, gravy chicken, malai kofta during the tournament.
Thu, February 16 2012
How batsmen survive weapons of mass destruction
A cricket ball in the hands of a Shoaib Akhtar or Brett Lee can be a weapon of mass destruction. These pacemen could fire the ball at 160 kmph.