Australian opener David Warner tried to recreate the ‘Cristiano Ronaldo Coke bottle moment’ in the post-match press conference after the match between Australia and Sri Lanka. Ronaldo had removed the Coke bottles from his table in the press conference earlier this year, and this resulted in a loss of $4 Billion for Coca-Cola.

Warner tried to do the same thing but was asked to put the Coke bottles back on the table. In fact, Warner even asked whether he needs to put the Coke bottles back as well. The 35-year-old also cheekily stated ‘If it is good enough for Cristiano, it is good enough for me’.


The Pakistan cricket team has been on a rampage in the T20 World Cup 2021. Babar Azam and Co. have looked clinical and are the current table-toppers in Group 2. Having already defeated India and New Zealand, two of the top-ranked teams in their group, Pakistan are strong contenders to qualify for the semis. Their net run rate of 0.738 is also the second-best after Afghanistan’s 6.500.
Pakistan coach Saqlain Mushtaq, meanwhile, has chalked out a unique strategy to keep the players motivated and charged up. The veteran has made sure that Pakistan’s national flag is planted on the ground during practice sessions. Mushtaq, also a former off-spinner, wants the players to know that they have the honour of representing their nation on the world stage.


The Indian cricket team was decimated by the Pakistan side in their opening match of the 2021 edition of the T20 World Cup. Virat Kohli and his men were thrashed by the Pakistan side by 10 wickets to start their campaign in the multi-nation tournament on a disappointing note.

And now, former Indian cricketer Dilip Doshi has offered his thoughts on India’s defeat in their opening rubber. Doshi admitted that the Indian cricket team was outplayed by Pakistan. The 73-year-old also added that the Indian top order has struggled on a regular basis against left-arm fast bowlers.

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