Cricketer At Rave Party

Wayne Parnell, the South African cricketer who was named in a preliminary report by the Mumbai police for taking recreational drugs at a rave party in Mumbai during the 2012 Indian Premier League in May, is unlikely to be punished.

IPL cricketers Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell have tested positive for drugs at a rave party held in Mumbai's suburban Juhu on May 20. They are among the 100-odd people who were detained by the Mumbai Police.

IPL cricketers Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell have tested positive for drugs at a rave party held in Mumbai's suburban Juhu on May 20. They are among the 100-odd people who were detained after the Mumbai police had raided the alleged rave party the hotel in suburban Juhu.

TV actor Apurva Agnihotri, fashion designer Rocky S and former cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi's son have reportedly tested positive for drugs at a rave party held in Mumbai's suburban Juhu last month. They are among the 44 people who have tested positive for drugs at the party held on May 20 in the famous Oak Woods Hotel. The owner of the hotel, Visha...

South African cricketer Wayne Parnell today claimed that he and fellow Pune Warriors teammate Rahul Sharma were innocent and that they were "at the wrong place at the wrong time" after the duo were detained during a raid on a rave party in suburban Juhu.

A day after he was detained on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party, Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma pleaded innocence.

Wayne Parnell, the South African and Pune Warriors' all-rounder who was detained with teammate Rahul Sharma on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party on Sunday, issued a statement a day later saying as international athletes who get tested regularly, he was sure of his results coming clean.

A day after he was detained on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party, Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma pleaded innocence.

A day after he was detained on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party, Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma pleaded innocence.

South African cricketer Wayne Parnell on Monday claimed that he and fellow Pune Warriors team-mate Rahul Sharma were innocent and that they were "at the wrong place at the wrong time" after the duo were detained during a raid on a rave party in suburban Juhu in Mumbai.

India and Pune Warriors cricketer Rahul Sharma on Monday refuted allegation that he was present at a rave party at a Mumbai hotel, claiming that he had gone there to attend a birthday celebration.

As we enter the death overs of Indian Premier League (IPL), season 5, one controversy after another is raising its ugly head. In the latest, Mumbai police reportedly detained two Pune Warriors India (PWI) players while busting a rave party in a late-night raid yesterday. One of the cricketers is of South African origin, while the other is an Indian...

Two Pune Warriors IPL players, Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell, were amongst hundred people who were detained by the Mumbai police on Sunday night during a raid at a rave party.

Wayne Parnell, the South African cricketer who was named in a preliminary report by the Mumbai police for taking recreational drugs at a rave party in Mumbai during the 2012 Indian Premier League in May, is unlikely to be punished.

IPL cricketers Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell have tested positive for drugs at a rave party held in Mumbai's suburban Juhu on May 20. They are among the 100-odd people who were detained by the Mumbai Police.

IPL cricketers Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell have tested positive for drugs at a rave party held in Mumbai's suburban Juhu on May 20. They are among the 100-odd people who were detained after the Mumbai police had raided the alleged rave party the hotel in suburban Juhu.

TV actor Apurva Agnihotri, fashion designer Rocky S and former cricketer Bishan Singh Bedi's son have reportedly tested positive for drugs at a rave party held in Mumbai's suburban Juhu last month. They are among the 44 people who have tested positive for drugs at the party held on May 20 in the famous Oak Woods Hotel. The owner of the hotel, Visha...

South African cricketer Wayne Parnell today claimed that he and fellow Pune Warriors teammate Rahul Sharma were innocent and that they were "at the wrong place at the wrong time" after the duo were detained during a raid on a rave party in suburban Juhu.

A day after he was detained on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party, Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma pleaded innocence.

Wayne Parnell, the South African and Pune Warriors' all-rounder who was detained with teammate Rahul Sharma on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party on Sunday, issued a statement a day later saying as international athletes who get tested regularly, he was sure of his results coming clean.

A day after he was detained on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party, Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma pleaded innocence.

A day after he was detained on charges of consuming banned drugs at a rave party, Pune Warriors player Rahul Sharma pleaded innocence.

South African cricketer Wayne Parnell on Monday claimed that he and fellow Pune Warriors team-mate Rahul Sharma were innocent and that they were "at the wrong place at the wrong time" after the duo were detained during a raid on a rave party in suburban Juhu in Mumbai.

India and Pune Warriors cricketer Rahul Sharma on Monday refuted allegation that he was present at a rave party at a Mumbai hotel, claiming that he had gone there to attend a birthday celebration.

As we enter the death overs of Indian Premier League (IPL), season 5, one controversy after another is raising its ugly head. In the latest, Mumbai police reportedly detained two Pune Warriors India (PWI) players while busting a rave party in a late-night raid yesterday. One of the cricketers is of South African origin, while the other is an Indian...

Two Pune Warriors IPL players, Rahul Sharma and Wayne Parnell, were amongst hundred people who were detained by the Mumbai police on Sunday night during a raid at a rave party.