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Shah Rukh is busy celebrating

As the Knights scored another victory, beating Team Jaipur to a pulp, Tollywood celebs turned up at Eden Gardens and enjoyed every bit of the cricket. 
And then, there was Shah Rukh Khan who, after the match, tried his hand at the bat and ball. There was an instance when the bat flew out of his hands leading him to say, in his usual manner, "The wicket condition is good but the hand condition is sweaty." Cricket legend Sunil Gavaskar also took a swing with the willow. Shane Warne, too, bowled to King Khan. Our gals from Tolly were over the moon, feasting their eyes on hunks on the field. "I am crazy about Shah Rukh and more than cricket, my day was made after I saw him playing," said Manali, who had come with her friends for the match. For Koneenica, SRK wasn't the only stud. "I was not starstruck about SRK, but my heart stopped each time I saw Brett Lee." Wow, we say!
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