IPL 7: This is how IPL stars "beat the heat"

New Delhi: The seventh edition of Indian Premier League is half way through and the fight to be in the top-four teams has become more interesting. Besides this competition, players of all the franchisees somehow take out time to relax and chill around. “Kanna Keep Calm” award is being awarded to the players who hold their nerves in the field, but apart from this on-field tension these players also try to keep themselves calm off-the field by hanging around. From pool parties to lavish dinner, they had done everything that can keep them away from on-field tensions. Let's look at some the pictures of our favorite stars chilling out and relaxing: Despite Delhi's poor run this year, their players are still concerned with their looks. Here J. P. Duminy is trying a new hairdo. Ross Taylor may not be performing well on-field, but off the field he is very good! No not in practice but in cooking! The dangerous daredevil kid Quinton de Kock is posing like as the Delhi metro lady in the poster behind him. Isn't he looking innocent? The strongest team in the current IPL, Kings XI Punjab is dominating this year with their batting and that's why they are the table toppers. May be this is the reason they are having pool party! Kings XI Punjab celebrated their success against CSK when they defeated them by a heavy margin of 44 runs after posting 231 runs on board. Just look at this pic! An Australian (George Bailey), A South African (David Miller) and an Indian (Murali Kartik) enjoying pool party together. That is what the beauty of IPL is! We are one! This group selfie of Kings XI shows their unity and this is the reason their team effort is resulting in mind blowing performances.Happy Birthday Pat Cummins! Team KKR celebrating the birthday of Australian fast bowler and no doubt, birthday is the best occasion that anyone can enjoy to the fullest. The Knights in a relaxed mood high up in the air! Yes! Without food how can they keep their calm? Also someone is needed to entertain others and Surya Kumar Yadav is doing that job. How can they stop themselves from shopping! In the pic: Surya Kumar Yadav with Manish Pandey. Royals on the top! Team Rajasthan in their visit to Burj Khalifa in Dubai. The picture itself tells that how RR players are keeping their calm even in hot desert. The defending champions of IPL Mumbai Indians are not playing like the defending champions. But this selfie tells that they still hold their nerves and will bounce back to be in top four. After arriving to Ranchi from UAE for their first Indian leg match against KKR, the Super Kings were invited by their skipper Dhoni and his wife Sakshi for a house party and lavish dinner in their home. Well, you know the captain cool is always cool! Yes, this is what the best thing Gayle can do other than batting! He loves to dance, be it Gangnam Style or Belly Dance. If Gayle can do that why Harshal Patel and Shadab Jakati should stay away from the fun?

IPL 7: This is how IPL stars "beat the heat"

New Delhi: The seventh edition of Indian Premier League is half way through and the fight to be in the top-four teams has become more interesting. Besides this competition, players of all the franchisees somehow

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