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‘Nice to be in Mangaluru’ - Cricketer Chris Gayle visits city

  •   Sun, Feb 05 2017 12:39:32 PM

Pics: Daya Kukkaje

Daijiworld Media Network- Mangaluru (ANK)

Mangaluru Feb 5: West Indian cricketer and one of the most destructive batsmen in cricketing world, Chris Gayle received warm welcome at Rathna's Wine Gate at Balmatta in city on Sunday February 5.

 

Chris Gayle was offered tender coconut by Ramesh Nayak, the owner of Wine Gate.  Chris Gayle, who happens to be the brand ambassador of Smirnoff, was in city to unveil the new product of Smirnoff.

Cricket enthusiast including youngsters and children thronged in to Wine Gate to see their favourite cricketer.

Speaking about Mangaluru, Chris Gayle said, "It is nice to be in Mangaluru. It is not Bengaluru, but its Mangaluru with just a letter difference and just loving it to be here".

Everyone gathered were over excited and expecting to take selfies and autographs from Chris Gayle. But due to the presence of large gathering, he could not interact much with fans. He was there only for 15 minutes.

Cricket enthusiasts were disappointed that they could not make their day memorable.

Gayle proceeded to Madhuvan Village restaurant in Yeyyadi where he would have lunch. 
  

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  • Evans Christopher Sumitra, Udupi/ New York, USA.

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    Chris Gayle, we are glad that you visited Mangaluru. Thanks Daya for the photo coverage of this event.

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  • Austin Noronha, Vamanjoor

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    Compared to Indian cricketers earnings West Indian cricketers earn peanuts because of their small population which makes them look for greener pastures in India. I appreciate Ramesh Shetty giving him a tender coconut instead of a soft drink from MNC's. Tender coconut is a healthy natural drink and we should not only encourage people to have it but also discourage them from drinking unhealthy artificial drinks from MNC's whose profit goes to rich countries like USA.

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  • Sheraz, Kudla

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    Its nice to see Gayle in namma kudla..
    Whereas is it a sole to see children in such a event.

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  • Jaimini P.B., Manipal,Sharjah

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    I think Gayle had Kori Rotti and Chicken Curry , Neer Dose with Chicken Sukka, Kadubu, Bangude Fry, Happala, Uppina kai, Chutney, Bende Kayi palya, Badne Kai Gojju, Anna,Rasam,Sambar, Mosaru, Majjige, Payasam,,Paanaka...haaa..He won't leave Kudla....

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  • Peter, Udupi

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    Onji budiyar.... Parota and beef sukka

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  • FRANCIS, Dubai

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    I am just thinking.. why everyone gets attracted to Mangalore?

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  • Anand, Karkala

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    Mangaloreans are very loving and caring people. Athithi Devo Bhava is their culture...

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  • Uday Rodrigues, RYD

    Sun, Feb 05 2017

    Dear Francis,

    He is on a business trip to unveil the new product of Smirnoff.

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