Alex Rodriguez gets cosy with Cameron Diaz

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Monday 8th February, 2010 (IANS)

Baseball star Alex Rodriguez was spotted getting cosy with Hollywood actress Cameron Diaz at a party in Miami.

Rodriguez was with friends Tom Cruise and Katie Holmes at a hotel for a party and met Diaz there. The two were then seen having a blast as they danced the night away, reports okmagazine.com.

'They were having a great time,' said a party goer.

According to him, a tipsy Diaz was very 'fun and flirty' with the baseball player and was sitting on the couch beside him.

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