Amul, India’s largest fast-moving consumer goods brand, has become the Proteas’ first shirt sponsor since Standard Bank opted not to renew its title sponsorship deal in April 2020 due to CSA’s boardroom battles.
CSA is reportedly set to earn $3-million (about R56-million) from the Amul deal.
“We are pleased to announce our association with Amul for the 50-over ICC Cricket World Cup,” said CSA CEO Pholetsi Moseki. “Amul is a brand that is synonymous with excellence and consistency which reflects our own commitment to playing world class cricket.
“The partnership is a significant boost for the Proteas as they prepare to compete on the global stage, aiming to clinch the coveted World Cup trophy.”
The Proteas depart for India on Saturday and will get their campaign underway on 7 October against Sri Lanka in Delhi.
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