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The International Cricket Council (ICC) has ruled out bottled mineral water being behind the gastro illness that affected at least three teams in the ongoing World Twenty20 tournament. Australian daily Herald Sun reported that since ICC’s official beverage partner Pepsi’s brand of mineral water is not sold in Sri Lanka an alternative brand was provided to the teams for the tournament. But after the players were struck by illness the brand has been changed. “Although there is no evidence to suggest that water was the cause of any illness, all products supplied for use in the tournament have been replaced,” an ICC spokesman was quoted as saying by the daily. Meanwhile, the local firm LAUGFS Aqua System, which was providing water to the teams, has dismissed the allegations against it. From gulftoday

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