We are like walking porn: Gabriella

IPL cheerleader Gabriella Pasqualotto Mumbai Indians kicked up proverbial hornet's nest. After 22 years in South Africa was dismissed from the cheerleading squad team for alleging on his blog that cricketers misbehaved with her post-match party, she started tweeting vitriol against the management of IPL.

On Tuesday, after being returned to South Africa, she twittered @ Iplgirl its handle, "My blog has been designed to be light and witty and not taken seriously or to heart ... this should not become such a scene ... "She added:" My blog is not only based on the cricketers, I wrote a few sentences about them and it seems that fear S # # # from them. "

Although the Mumbai Indians IPL and management refused to comment on the case, Pasqualotto has found support from other cheerleaders. "If she wrote that people treat us like" pieces of meat, it's true. At a party, once people are drunk, they get really touchy-freely and behave badly, assuming that we are easy ", says a leader who wished not to be named." We're with you, "another supporter tweets, Mr.lix.

Pasqualotto, one of 40 cheergirls South Africa has created a scandal when she started her on Twitter @ IPLGirl experience. Later, she was approached by a alternativecrickcet.com site to write an anonymous blog on which she wrote about flirtatious cricketers, and what happens in the evenings IPL. A colleague informed cheerleaders cricket team who complained to the president of IPL. Pasqualotto was sacked and sent home.

She said South African newspaper, the witness, "I was sent home as if I were a criminal. I was treated like I had taken drugs or done something terrible, and I never offered the opportunity to give my version of events. It's a joke. There were cameras everywhere these after-parties, watching what they got up. The guys treated us like a piece of meat. We could not go anywhere without the crowds mobbing us. But nothing I wrote was directed at one person. I think the cricketer [an Aussie] who complained had a guilty conscience. "
On her blog, she took the cricketer South African cricket Graeme Smith and Jonty Rhodes Albie Morkel and Australian cricket Aiden Blizzard and Dan Christian. She named the Indian cricketers as "polite" and "keep to themselves."