Pepsi blames ICC for Coke cricket ejection

Mark Kleinman, Marketing, 27 February 2003, 12:00AM

Pepsi, one of the Cricket World Cup's official global partners, is distancing itself from the ejection of a fan caught drinking from a can of Coca-Cola at an opening round match last week.

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