Cricket News Desk. Among the three formats of cricket, T-20 is the shortest format and IPL T-20 cricket is the biggest tournament. Although it is the smallest format but it is the most popular. Every year the enthusiasm of fans regarding IPL doubles. There have been many controversies during the IPL, sometimes regarding cheerleaders and sometimes regarding match fixing, IPL has a long association with controversies. In such a situation, today we are going to tell you about 5 explanations given by cheerleaders regarding IPL.
1. Bollywood Connection
Very few people know that many cheerleaders have also worked in films. According to the news, the same company which provides cheerleaders in IPL also organizes dance troupes in the film industry, due to which the cheerleaders get a chance to work in films.
2. Misbehavior happens at parties
After IPL matches, cricketers go to late-night parties to relax, with cheerleaders also present. According to reports, a cheerleader said that some cricketers from Australia and South Africa misbehaved with her after drinking alcohol at an IPL party. He also said that in these parties players also talk about match fixing.
3. Useless Hotel
Many cheerleaders say that only one-star hotels are booked for their stay, where they face many problems during their stay as the rooms there are very dirty.
3. Exploitation
Many IPL cheerleaders have revealed that the organizers ask them to wear extremely strange clothes, which are not even designed properly. Cheerleaders don't look comfortable in these clothes. Not only this, most of the viewers see her as a sex doll.
4. Payment problem
Recently, a cheerleader of Rajasthan Royals had revealed that she was not getting her fees on time. Apart from this, they are also unable to get essential items during the journey.
5. Foreign cheerleaders
Often you must have seen foreign cheerleaders on the field. Cheerleaders have often revealed that only fair skinned girls are hired as cheerleaders. Due to which many Indian girls do not get a chance to work here.
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