Alapuzha: Team India captain Mahendra Singh Dhoni and Delhi dasher Virender Sehwag were spotted in the famous Punnamada backwaters in Alapuzha.The players were in Alapuzha for a shooting a commercial advertisement of a multinational soft drink company.Incidentally, this is the
New Delhi: Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) promoted by Shah Rukh Khan has agreed a deal with soft drinks major Coca Cola for sponsorship during the coming IPL, days after the actor was dumped by rival beverage player PepsiCo as its brand
The stunning exits of so called Asian giants India and Pakistan from cricket's World Cup has left one of the game's biggest sponsors reviewing its future in the sport and sent the advertising world into a tailspin.
New Delhi:The stunning exits of Pakistan and India from cricket's World Cup has left one of the game's biggest sponsors reviewing its future in the sport and sent the advertising world into a tailspin.
Mumbai:Dashing wicketkeeper-batsman M S Dhoni has been voted as the Pepsi&MTV Youth Icon 2006. He joins the ranks of industrialist Anil Ambani, film star Shah Rukh Khan who have been the Youth Icons in the previous years.
Mumbai: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) would be cautious in future of companies (as sponsors for domestic tournaments) that failed to support the Board during the contract controversy earlier this year, according to its president, Jagmohan Dalmiya.
Johannesburg: A South African businessman has accused World Cup organisers of assault after claiming he was thrown out of Saturday's match between Australia and India at Centurion - for drinking a can of Coca-Cola.
New Delhi: LG Electronics India, one of the major sponsors of the cricket World Cup, on Wednesday said it is planning to approach the Supreme Court to appeal against the Delhi High Court order barring outflow of foreign exchange if India was debarred from playing in the World Cup.
New Delhi: LG Electronics India, one of the major sponsors of the cricket World Cup, on Wednesday said it is planning to approach the Supreme Court to appeal against the Delhi High Court order barring outflow of foreign exchange if India was debarred from playing in the World Cup.
New Delhi: Strengthening the Board of Control for Cricket in India's (BCCI) case, the Delhi High Court on Wednesday ruled that no foreign exchange would be allowed to go to the International Cricket Council, either in form of sponsorship money or as damages by BCCI, if India was debarred from playing in the World Cup.
