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Official Helmet and Luggage Partner of CSA

Cricket South Africa (CSA) has today announced SHREY as its Official Helmet and Luggage Partner in a five-year partnership

The post SHREY APPOINTED OFFICIAL HELMET AND LUGGAGE PARTNER OF CRICKET SOUTH AFRICA first appeared on Cricket South Africa.

JOHANNESBURG: Cricket South Africa (CSA) has today announced SHREY as its Official Helmet and Luggage Partner in a five-year partnership.

The agreement, which runs until 2030, covers the Proteas Men’s and Proteas Women’s national teams, as well as all home international matches played in South Africa. Through this collaboration, players will be equipped with world-class protective gear designed for the demands of modern, high-intensity cricket.

The partnership also includes in-stadium visibility, digital and social media promotions, fan engagement initiatives, and hospitality access during home internationals, while supporting the complete player journey through advanced protection and premium travel solutions.

CSA Chief Executive Officer, Pholetsi Moseki, commented:

“SHREY is globally recognised for its innovation in cricket protection and has built a strong reputation for delivering high-performance helmets and premium luggage solutions trusted by professional cricketers worldwide.

“This partnership reinforces CSA’s commitment to elite performance standards and player safety, firmly aligned with our strategic pillar of excellence.”

Mr. Raghav Kohli, Founder Chief Executive Officer of SHREY, said:

“With a shared commitment to performance, safety, and innovation, this partnership marks a significant step in strengthening the professional ecosystem of South African cricket while enhancing player protection at the highest level of the game.”

Source: cricket.co.za

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