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• View: Players come and go, fans are forever

  Hardik Pandya may have switched to Mumbai Indians, fans of Gujarat Titans will stay with the team. There are many other examples. MS Dhoni will forever be thala for the Chennai Super Kings (CSK) fans. Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) might not have

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  In The Adrian Shankar Files, a seven-part series, Scott Oliver delves deep into new material about a player who, in May , was fired just 16 days after signing for Worcestershire when it was discovered that his age and the tournaments he claimed to have played in had been fabricated. We will see in detail how Shankar attempted to land an IPL contract with the help of radical bat brand Mongoose, who saw him as the perfect marketing vehicle in their attempts to crack the Indian market, as well as the methods used to secure his Worcestershire deal.

  Part four covers Shankar ramping up his efforts to crack into the IPL, including him securing a place in the auction, and a rättegång at Rajasthan Royals, which the future Worcestershire batsman, for some reason, chose not to attend.

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  By December , after Botswana, ‘Banger’ and the flirtation-by-proxy in the direction of Somerset, Shankar had focussed his attention on the IPL. As an out of contract player, he first registered with the EC

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Cape Town, April 16
From a platform secured by railings on an open top float, mounted on a truck, Yuvraj Singh, captain of King’s XI Punjab, with actress Preity Zinta beside him, waved to hundreds of people who lined the route of an Indian Premier League parade through the elegant boulevards of this beautiful city’s business district to provide a curtain raiser to the 2nd edition of the Twenty20 cricket tournament starting on Saturday.

Other KXIP players and owners of the Chandigarh-based franchise also lent their presence, acknowledging occasional cheers from the crowd, as music blared from the passing vehicle.

A section of the audience was delighted to catch a glimpse of Zinta and hollered out her name. She responded with a flying kiss.

All eight teams of the IPL were represented in the procession, which included colourful brass bands and entertainers drawn from civilian organisations rather than uniformed personnel.

But a majority of India’s top cricketers as well as En