Indian Learning app BYJU’s will be among the co-sponsors for the Indian cricket team’s forthcoming tour of New Zealand. The Virat Kohli-led Team India will play five one-day internationals and three T20 Internationals in New Zealand between January 23 and February 10.
The sponsor is going to benefit from the fact that the matches will be starting at a reasonably good time for the Indian audience.
The series will be India’s final away tour before the ICC World Cup in England and will be crucial for the Indian team. New Zealand Cricket along with their broadcast partners have introduced a 7:30 am and 12:30 pm India time starts for the ODIs and T20Is respectively. The series will be telecast on the Star Sports network and Hotstar in the Indian territory.
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Commenting on the Co-Sponsor association with India Tour of New Zealand 2019, Mrinal Mohit, Chief Operating Officer, BYJU’S said, “We are happy to be the co-sponsors of India-New Zealand cricket series which, we believe, is going to be a showcase of high quality sport and team-work. As sports has the ability to mould one’s personality towards achieving immense discipline and focus, we at BYJU’S believe in the same motto and seek to inculcate these within our students. We hope that events like these act as an catalyst of encouragement for upcoming talent to go out, believe in themselves, and achieve what they want to.”
Commenting on behalf of TCM, Commercial Partners of New Zealand Cricket, Mr. Shashank Gulani, Executive Vice President, said that, “A category leader, BYJUS recognizes the power of cricket to showcase their brand internationally while delivering impact to the millions of viewers in India. TCM is delighted to have BYJUS as the Co-sponsor of the India tour to New Zealand, which promises to deliver high quality competitive cricket to the millions of cricket lovers all around the globe.”
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