Cricket Victoria and Manhari Metals are pleased to announce a two-year renewal of their partnership, with the Victorian-owned and operated business continuing as Major Partner of the Victorian Women's Cricket Team.
Manhari first partnered with Cricket Victoria in 2021, then extended its support to the Victorian Women's Cricket Team in 2022. This renewal continues that relationship through to the 2027/2028 season, reflecting Manhari's ongoing commitment to women's cricket in Victoria as the business continues to expand its operations and locations across the state.
As part of the renewed partnership, Manhari's logo will remain across all playing and training uniforms for the Victorian Women's Cricket Team and support staff. Manhari will also continue its support of the Country Cup, extending its presence in community and regional cricket across Victoria.
Cricket Victoria's General Manager Government Relations and Strategic Partnerships, Dylan Prescott, said:
"Manhari has been an incredible partner to the Victorian Women's Cricket Team, and this renewal is a reflection of the shared values that continue to underpin our relationship. Their ongoing commitment, both to our elite women's program and to community cricket through the Country Cup, continues to make a genuine impact on the growth of the women's game in Victoria."
Manhari Metals Founder & CEO, Maddy Gupta, said:
"Manhari is a proud partner of Cricket Victoria and relishes the opportunity to continue the relationship into the future. We wish the Victorian Women's Cricket Team all the best for the coming season. Today, we are joining Cricket Victoria in Horsham and Ararat for a kids clinic, with these juniors aiming for spots in the Manhari Country Cup in the future."
About Manhari Metals
Manhari opened its doors to metal recycling in 2007 and has quickly grown to become Victoria and Australia's go-to solution for valuable commodities and circular economy challenges.
Their operations have expanded to include the buying, selling, and processing of both ferrous and non-ferrous metals, pioneering adaptive re-use and recycling pathways across industries, from metals, tyres and e-waste to solar panels and lithium batteries.
Manhari Metals is also an established brand in country Victoria, providing local businesses and governments with recycling pathways that contribute to a circular future.
