Amul is set to sponsor the USA and South Africa teams for the upcoming T20 World Cup

By B2B Desk | May 02, 2024

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Amul, a major dairy company from India, will provide sponsorship for the USA and South Africa teams in the upcoming T20 World Cup in June, as stated by their cricket boards. The tournament, in which the United States will co-host for the first time, will begin on June 1. Some parts of the event, such as the semi-finals and final, will take place in the Caribbean.

Amul has been chosen as the primary sponsor for the teams of the USA and South Africa. The opening game of the World Cup is set for June 1 and will feature the United States playing against Canada. The major Indian dairy company with an international footprint has previously provided sponsorship to cricket teams from the Netherlands, South Africa, and Afghanistan. Amul milk is now available for purchase in the United States as well.

The USA recently beat Canada 4-0 in a dual series."The excellence of Amul milk is poised to help the US cricket team win admiration and accolades globally." We wish our best to the team in the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup 2024," Jain Mehta, Managing Director, Amul, said in a statement. a permit.

Regarding the link-up with the Proteas, he added: “Amol has been linked with the South African team for the 2019 ODI series and the 2023 ICC Cricket World Cup. We are proud to strengthen our relationship with the South African men's cricket team and wish them all the best in the T20 World Cup. South Africa will play its opening World Cup match against Sri Lanka on June 3. 

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