Royal Challengers, Bangalore to Get New Cheerleaders for Second Edition of Indian Premier League

In a move to boost morale, Royal Challengers, Bangalore (RCB), owned by liquor baron Vijaya Mallya, has announced the introduction of new cheerleaders, 'White Mischief Gals', for the second edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL) in South Africa. The team, consisting of 24 seasoned cheerleaders from a US varsity, is among the renowned names in the world in this aspect. They gave a colourful demonstration with their 'flirty' on-field acts at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore, but will only be visible to fans on television this time around. The 'Gals' will be leaving for Bloemfontein in South Africa later this week to participate in the high-octane T20 matches.

Key Takeaways:

• Royal Challengers, Bangalore (RCB) has selected 'White Mischief Gals' as their new cheerleaders for the second edition of the Indian Premier League (IPL).
• The team consists of 24 seasoned cheerleaders from a US varsity, making them renowned names in the world in this aspect.
• The 'Gals' gave a colourful demonstration with their 'flirty' on-field acts at the M Chinnaswamy Stadium in Bangalore.
• The team will only be visible to fans on television this time around, as they will be participating in the high-octane T20 matches in South Africa.
• Royal Challengers, Bangalore is owned by liquor baron Vijaya Mallya.
• The second edition of the IPL is scheduled to take place in South Africa from April 18.

Statistics:

• 24: The number of seasoned cheerleaders in the 'White Mischief Gals' team.
• 2: The number of editions of the Indian Premier League this year, with the first edition being held in India and the second in South Africa.
• 18: The date when the second edition of the IPL is scheduled to begin in South Africa.
• 1: The number of liquor baron who owns Royal Challengers, Bangalore, Vijaya Mallya.

Sources:

• United News of India