Coca-Cola boycott, Aussie opener Warner on Ronaldo's way

Sports Desk: Football superstar Cristiano Ronaldo brought down the world famous soft drink Coca-Cola stock market. He came to the press conference in Euro and removed the two Coca-Cola bottles in front of him and called on everyone to stay away from this soft drink which is harmful to health. Yesterday, Australian star batsman David Warner tried to imitate the Portugal captain.

Warner scored the team's highest 75 runs against Sri Lanka in the Super Twelve of the T20 World Cup. Returning to the run after a long absence, the star became the representative of the Aussie team at the press conference. Like the Euro, Coca-Cola is one of the sponsors of this year's T20 World Cup. The Coca-Cola bottle was therefore placed on the table at the press conference as part of the campaign. However, while sitting in the chair, Warner removed the two bottles. Although the left-arm opener was immediately asking an ICC supporting staff present if he could remove the bottle. From there, Warner, however, left the two bottles back in place. He later said, "If it's good for Christiano (avoid Coca-Cola), it will be good for me." Ronaldo is quite health conscious. He avoids soft drinks that are harmful to the body. The number of his followers around the world is innumerable.

The forward, who is currently playing for Manchester United in club football, did such a thing to make everyone health conscious. Warner Ronaldo seems to be inspired by such a message. Player Warner is also quite fit. But for a long time he was suffering in Ranakhara. Australia defeated Sri Lanka by 8 wickets yesterday. Such a big victory is due to Warner's 75 runs from 42 balls. After many days, Warner was in a good mood after getting the run. On such a day, maybe Ronaldo himself walked the path.

The company's stock market crashed after Ronaldo's boycott of Coca-Cola. Shares of Coca-Cola plummeted to মোট 5.2 billion after the video of the bottle removal went viral. However, after a while, the organization turned around again.