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September 17, 2009Posted by Martin Williamson on 09/17/2009 in Namibia
Namibia boosted by sponsorship renewal
Cricket Namibia has announced a three-year extension to its sponsorship deal with MTC which is believed to be worth around N$2.5 million (US$340,000) a year.
The partnership, which has already been running for six years, “has lifted the standard and profile of the game in Namibia through ever increasing numbers of players participating in cricket throughout the country,” said board president Francois Erasmus.
The sponsorship covers the costs of the national team’s participation in the South African competitions as well as the grass roots cricket, infrastructure development, national leagues, and payments to senior players and management.
Posted by: Jashan(India) at September 19, 2010 9:17 AM
Proves cricket is so popular in nations beyond test nations also.
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