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Fake IPL Player is a blog that started on April 18, 2009, the same time as the 2009 season Indian Premier League matches. It is written by an anonymous blogger who claims to be a member of the IPL team, Kolkata Knight Riders.[1]. It is still debated whether the author of the blog is really a team insider or an external agent.[2]

The blogger refers to the IPL players by pseudo-names and describes minute details of apparent happenings in the IPL back-rooms as he sees it, especially KKR.[3]

The management of the KKR team, in its website, has termed the blog as "poison pen writing of the dirtiest variety". [4]

Identity

There is no solid evidence to suggest Fake IPL Player is indeed a real member of the KKR squad. It is assumed that he is an Indian domestic cricketer based on his comments. However, if the information provided in the blog are all factually correct, the identity of Fake IPL Player can be narrowed down to a few names:

  • Rohan Banerjee
  • Arindam Ghosh
  • Shoaib Shaikh

The remaining players are either non-Indian, have played international cricket, or have been mentioned in third person in the blog. It is possible that Fake IPL Player referred to himself in third person to keep his identity hidden.

Nicknames

Every person mentioned in the Fake IPL Player blog has been referred to with a nickname. This includes teammates, coaches and support staff, members of other teams, and many others. Some of the nicknames used are:

Nickname Actual Name
(Badshah/ Vinnie) Dildo Shah Rukh Khan
Aaila / Little Monster Sachin Tendulkar
Akram Azam Kamran Khan
Appam Chutiya Sreesanth
Arnold Power Ramesh Powar
Babblies Kings XI Punjab
Babli Preity Zinta
Baja of Baroda Anshuman Gaekwad
Banadeb Rose Ranadeb Bose
Bangla Tiger Mashrafe Mortaza
Batliwala Vijay Mallya
(Original) Bevdaa Jesse Ryder
Bevdaas Royal Challengers Bangalore
Bhookha naan John Buchanan
Big Brother Raj Kundra
Big Mac Matthew Hayden
Big sis Shilpa Shetty
Boy George Joy Bhattacharya
Bubaan Arindam Ghosh
Bublee Brett Lee
Buddhiman Baba Wriddhiman Saha
Bunty Ness Wadia
Calypso Chris Gayle
Candy Nickle Andy Bichel
Castro Fidel Edwards
Chatterjee Kaku The old guy featured on the KKR ads who says "Is baar tum bhi jeetoghe"
[Chikna] Pussy David Hussey
Chinnu Popli Shreevats Goswami
Chintu Singh Anureet Singh
Chirkut Teli Virat Kohli
Chota Chetan Gautam Gambhir
Coach[ie]/Deputy Matthew Mott
Cool Dude Mahendra Singh Dhoni
Deewar Rahul Dravid
Dhakkans Deccan Chargers
Dheegra Pathan Irfan Pathan
Durbaan of Patiala Tom Moody
Ganji Hanger Sanjay Bangar
Ghati Baba Rohit Sharma
Gilli Danda Ashok Dinda
Havai chappal Greg Chappell
John Wrong John Wright
Joker Co-host of SET MAX telecast team
Junta (Tormentor) Ajantha Mendis
Kaan Moolo Ajit Agarkar
Kameez Pajama Rameez Raja
Kishan Kanhaiya Ravi Shastri
Lady Jaya Mahela Jayawardene
Little John Ishant Sharma
Little sis Shamita Shetty
Lord Almighty / Lordie Sourav Ganguly
Mangal Pandey Laxmi Ratan Shukla
Meera Bhai Harbhajan Singh
Mole Andy Moles (NZ Coach)
Paedophile priest Adam Gilchrist
Pamela Indersingh/ RVR Singh VRV Singh
Panty Curry Robin Uthappa
Peter ka beta / Re-peter Kevin Pietersen
Phoren Babas Buchanan, Motts, Bichel, Fielding Coach, WK Coach, Deputy Coach and the other coaches
Prince of Patiala Yuvraj Singh
Rajputs Rajasthan Royals
RDB Rohan Banerjee
Saala Slimeball Lalit Modi
Sandy Maddy Babe Mandira Bedi
Shakespeare Aakash Chopra
Sheegra Pathan Yusuf Pathan
Sheikh/ Shaikh of Tweak Shane Warne
Skipper Brendon McCullum
Sparrow / Parrot Glenn McGrath
Springbok Morne van Wyk
Sticky something Ricky Ponting
Style bhai Spinner Murali Karthik
Vakil Saab Kumar Sangakkara
Very Very Special Ram VVS Laxman

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