The greatest cricket players in the world get together in the Indian Premier League (IPL). All of the top cricket players want to compete in this one cricket competition. Additionally, it offers domestic cricketers the chance to study under the best players and share a dressing room with the greats.
Funny situations from the league also occasionally include the team owners. When describing one such instance, Punjab Kings co-owner Preity Zinta recalled that when the team was known as Kings XI Punjab, she once had to prepare 120 aloo paranthas for her team during the 2009 IPL in South Africa.
No one anticipated that Preity Zinta would prepare aloo parathas for her colleagues. After that, I believe they stopped eating all paratha, the anchor on Star Sports questioned Preity. Standing nearby, Harbhajan Singh began to chuckle.
“I didn’t notice how much the boys eat until recently. We were in South Africa, and the parathas they provided weren’t very tasty. Then I promised to teach them how to make all paratha. The boys requested me to prepare all of the parathas for them after noticing this. I promised them that if they won the following game, I would bake aloo parathas. They triumphed. After that, I made 120 aloo parathas. I stopped making aloo parathas after that,” Preity said.
When Harbhajan Singh heard it, he said, “Irfan alone would have eaten 20.”
On Friday, Punjab Kings’ IPL 2023 match against Lucknow Super Giants ended in a loss for PBKS. Wasim Jaffer, the batting coach for the Punjab Kings, has encouraged his team’s bowlers to rebound strongly following the humiliating defeat to the Lucknow Super Giants.
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