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You are here: Home / News / Sport / CSA Welcomes ISDIN As The Official Sunscreen Partner To CSA And The Proteas

CSA Welcomes ISDIN As The Official Sunscreen Partner To CSA And The Proteas

8 May 2025 by Guest

JOHANNESBURG: Cricket South Africa (CSA) today announced ISDIN as the official sunscreen partner to CSA and the Proteas Men and…

JOHANNESBURG: Cricket South Africa (CSA) today announced ISDIN as the official sunscreen partner to CSA and the Proteas Men and Proteas Women.

Glenmark Pharmaceuticals, a global pharmaceutical company, proudly carries the ISDIN brand as part of its commitment to delivering high-quality skincare solutions. Through this collaboration, Glenmark continues to bring world-renowned dermatological care to new markets.

With its roots in Spain, ISDIN has been promoting initiatives focused on skin health and environmental sustainability for over 45 years.

For ISDIN, innovation goes beyond just creation. Their range of products, including various sunscreens, will protect players from harsh conditions both locally and internationally.

With ambassadors like tennis major champion Carlos Alcaraz, Proteas players will have access to a professional dermatologist for treatment and advice.

CSA Chief Executive Officer, Pholetsi Moseki, said; “CSA takes pride in welcoming ISDIN as the official sunscreen partner of the Proteas Men and Women.

“Player well-being is one of the top priorities for CSA, and having a trusted global brand like ISDIN ensures that our cricketers are protected, whether competing at home or abroad.

“Furthermore, ISDIN’s commitment to innovation and skin health aligns perfectly with our pursuit of excellence, and we look forward to the positives this partnership will have on our national teams.”

Brent Solomon of Glenmark/ISDIN said; “We are looking forward to a strong and successful partnership with CSA. This collaboration reflects our shared values of health, innovation, and performance, and we are proud to stand alongside an organization that prioritizes athlete well-being at the highest level.

“At ISDIN, we believe that healthy skin is essential to overall performance and confidence, especially for professional athletes who are constantly exposed to extreme environmental conditions. By partnering with the Proteas Men and Women, we aim to provide world-class sun protection and skincare solutions that supports their journey, both on and off the field.

“We are excited about the opportunities this partnership brings and are committed to making a meaningful impact through science, care, and innovation.”

Source: cricket.co.za

Shaun Pollock: Born into a family of renowned cricketers, Shaun Pollock was the son of Peter Pollock and the nephew of Graeme Pollock. One of the best medium pace bowlers of South Africa, he was pushed into captaincy when Hansie Cronje got entangled in a match-fixing scandal in 2000.

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