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Masuri and North West Cricket & Dragons Partnership Announced ahead of the 2026/27 Season North

West Cricket and the North West Dragons are proud to announce Masuri as the official helmet sponsor for the next 2 years.

In the modern game, player protection and high-performance standards remain critical to success on and off the field.

Partnering with a globally respected brand such as Masuri reinforces North West Cricket’s commitment to excellence, professionalism, and creating an environment where players can perform at their very best.

Known for its legacy, innovation, and trusted presence in South African and international cricket, Masuri has become synonymous with world-class protection and elite performance.

This exciting partnership marks another important step in strengthening the North West Dragons brand as one of the leading cricketing forces in the country.

As the Dragons prepare for a highly anticipated season ahead, the partnership symbolizes a shared ambition to compete fearlessly, inspire supporters, and pursue success at the highest level.

North West Cricket Chief Executive Officer, Mr Tommy Phiri, shared his excitement on the new partnership: “North West Cricket and the Dragons brand are honoured and delighted to officially welcome Masuri Helmets as a new helmets partner of the Dragons Team.

This partnership represent far more than commercial support; it reflects a shared vision of growth, excellence, community impact, and the continued advancement of cricket within our province and beyond.” North West Cricket looks forward to building a strong and successful relationship with Masuri as both brands continue striving for excellence throughout the 2026/27 season and beyond.

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