KKR co-owner and actor Shah Rukh Khan is to be be banned by the Mumbai Cricket Association, after he was involved in an ugly spat with a few MCA officials following last night's IPL match. "He (Khan) misbehaved and abused the MCA security personnel as well as MCA officials, including our president Vilasrao Deshmukh, after the IPL match (between KKR and Mumbai Indians). We have decided to ban him for life from entering the stadium in future," MCA vice-president Ravi Savant said.

The incident occurred after the high-pressure game between Khan's team Kolkata Knight Riders and Mumbai Indians. It occurred close to the boundary rope near the dressing room as those in Shah Rukh’s entourage, tried to move inside the field of play. “He seemed drunk when he came to the ground at the end of game with about 40 people. When the ground’s watchman tried to stop him, he started abusing him,” Savant told The Indian Express.

Savant said that he would take up the matter with the BCCI and demand strict action against the cine star who, he claimed, abused the security personal on duty. Giving the background to what happened after the KKR's 32-run rout of MI rpt rout of MI at the Wankhede, Savant said Shah Rukh and his posse of bodyguards had gone up to the teams' dressing room and then came down and started to go on to the ground.

"The MCA security personnel told them they cannot do so as the match was over which led to Shahrukh abusing them as well as the MCA officials. There was manhandling too by his people. We have decided to ban him from all future matches at the stadium. We are also going to lodge a police complaint against him," Savant said.