Now Shah Rukh insults Cricket legends

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Now Shah Rukh insults Cricket legends

Bollywood superstar Shah Rukh Khan is causing more trouble, this time his targets are Cricket players.

The actor, known for his constant in-jokes at fellow Bollywood colleagues, has become so mesmerised by his new IPL Cricket team that he has resorted to go online to bash other team players. If you go to his team's official website www.kolkataknightriders.com then you'll be able to read Shah Rukh's comments towards MS Dhoni, Shane Warne and VVS Laxman who play for Chennai, Rajasthan and Hyderabad respectively. Not only them but King Khan has made digs at cricket legends and former Indian captain, Krishnamachari Srikanth who was the highest scorer when India won the World Cup in 1983.

One of the most nastiest 'digs' on the website is about Lalchand Rajput, coach of last year's winning Indian team of the T20 World Cup. Shah Rukh has insulted Rajput by putting his picture on an advertisement on the website with the heading 'Waste book', which says: 'If, like former team manager Lalchand Rajput, you suddenly find yourself with plenty of free time, don't despair.'

But there is one 'insult' that really does take the p**s… A mock magazine cover called Chicinfo shows Yuvraj Singh pictured with South Indian actresses with the headings… 'Yuvraj Singh seen with someone who looks like Katrina Kaif', 'Yuvraj Singh seen with Deepika Padukone' and even 'Yuvraj Singh parties with Jessica Simpson'.

Then there is another 'advertisement' which says: 'When you have good looks and great style, nobody really cares about performance when it matters. Just ask Yuvraj Singh.' Yuvraj Singh is the captain of Preity Zinta's IPL team, Kings XI Punjab.

Now if you that were it, then you are mistaken because Shah Rukh keeps going on and on. One of the nastiest 'digs' has to be the Memo Boost. This is about a drug that one can take which enhances your memory and it will help you remember 'insignificant things' like the careers of forgotten cricketers like Ajay Sharma, Noel David and Bharathi Arun.