Hero Honda denies buying stake in Kings XI Punjab

February 10, 2010 11:19 am | Updated December 15, 2016 11:06 pm IST - New Delhi

Hero Honda have rubbished reports that they have bought a stake in Preity Zinta's Kings XI Punjab

Hero Honda have rubbished reports that they have bought a stake in Preity Zinta's Kings XI Punjab

Two-wheeler giants and IPL associate sponsors Hero Honda today rubbished media reports which claimed that they have bought a stake in Indian Premier League franchise Kings XI Punjab.

The company said categorically that such a move was never discussed at any level.

“The current media reports about Hero Honda buying stake in Kings XI Punjab is completely baseless and untrue. We have not had any discussion in this regard either,” Hero Honda, world’s largest two manufacturers, said in a statement.

Media reports this morning claimed that Hero Honda have bought a stake in Preity Zinta's co-owned Kings XI Punjab.

The Hero Honda also asserted that their association with the BCCI-floated IPL and Delhi Daredevils, one of the eight franchises in the Twenty competition, continue to be the same.

“Hero Honda’s association with IPL as an associate sponsor and the main team sponsor of Delhi Daredevils team remain unchanged,” they said in statement.

The third edition of the IPL will begin on March 12 with opening match between reigning champions Deccan Chargers and Kolkata Knight Riders in Hyderabad.

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