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Shah Rukh Khan meets Kolkata Knight Riders teams | Bollywood Actor Shahrukh Khan who is also co-owner of Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR), a team in the Indian Premier League (IPL) twenty20 cricket tournament visited
his team practicing at the nets in Kolkata. He interacted candidly with the players
as well as the skipper Sourav Ganguly and coaches Wasim Akram of Pakistan and
Dave Whatmore, conducting the training sessions. He also watched the practice
session of the team and met the young players. Later talking to reporters, Khan
said that though the team had not performed well in the IPL seasons so far, he
hoped it would give an improved performance in the forthcoming season and make
the city proud. As for having more international players in the team, he said
that picture would be clearer by the end of this week. "I think the decision will
be taken by Jan. 17 or 18, because we have so many prospects. We will also get
a clear picture about some of the availability of international players. We already
have that but we will get a complete clear picture. We want to wait till last
minute so that we are very clear, who is available, when, what, how. We will try
and go for the player and hopefully get him," he added. Reacting to the ongoing
revolt by the hockey players of the national team, Khan shared his concern and
wished the administrators would resolve the issue. "I guess everyone has to take
their stand in the way they feel...deemed fit. And I hope it gets resolved. See
it's not really nice that there is a strike, and it's not really nice that they
should go and work when they are feeling little unhappy or at least unattended
to, in some aspect of economics. I think it should just get resolved, as all of
us Indians, we should hope that the strike ends and both of the parties are happy.
The organisers, the administrators are happy and the players are even happier,"
added Khan. |
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