The T20 World Cup 2024 is here and cricket fans are buzzing with excitement. It’s not just about the teams and players though. Big companies are also in the game, sponsoring teams to get their names out there. Let’s look at who’s backing who in this big cricket event.
India, one of the favorites, has Dream11 as their main sponsor. They’ll wear jerseys made by Adidas. Pakistan, India’s big rival, has Pepsi and TCL backing them. England, the reigning champions, have Cinch and Castore.
Some teams have local sponsors. Canada has TD Canada Trust and Oneillis. The USA, playing their first World Cup, have Amul and Tone Hill Studio. Even smaller teams like Namibia and Papua New Guinea have sponsors like IXU Sport and EV2.
It’s not just teams getting sponsors. The tournament itself has big names like Emirates, Aramco, Coca-Cola and IndusInd Bank behind it. There’s even a blockchain company, Near Foundation, making cricket more fun for fans with new digital stuff.
This mix of big global names and local brands shows how cricket brings people together. Whether you’re cheering for a top team or an underdog, there’s a story behind every jersey.
As the games begin, remember it’s not just about who wins. It’s about the global community that cricket creates. From the players on the field to the fans in the stands and the brands on the jerseys, we’re all part of the T20 World Cup 2024.