One of the most significant partnerships in Australian sport will see Westpac and CA join forces to support the growth of Australia's national sport across all levels of the game.
This will include Westpac joining with Cricket Australia to help provide opportunities for women and girls on and off the field, support initiatives aiding local clubs, volunteers and communities, and build on projects that ensure cricket is a sport for all.
Under the agreement, Westpac's logo will be front and centre on the shirts of the Australian men's and women's teams for all matches played in Australia across Test, One-Day and T20 formats, as well as Australia A and under 19s.
Westpac also becomes an Official Partner of the men's and women's Big Bash Leagues.
Todd Greenberg, CA CEO said:
"We're thrilled to welcome Westpac as Cricket Australia's new Principal Partner.
"This partnership represents a shared commitment to making a positive impact on the field and in the community. We aim to elevate the experience of fans and participants and together grow the game.
"Westpac's support will directly contribute to initiatives that elevate participation and visibility in our sport and help support our vision of making cricket a sport for all. We couldn't be more excited about the impact we can achieve together."
Anthony Miller, Westpac CEO said:
"We're excited to step up to the crease and back Australian cricket.
"Like Westpac, cricket in Australia has a long and proud history stretching back 200 years. As Australia's oldest bank, we can't wait to join forces with one of Australia's oldest sports and help shape the future of this great game.
"Through this partnership we'll work with Cricket Australia to grow cricket at all levels, engaging players, fans and club communities around the country.
"As the first sponsor to feature simultaneously on both the men's and women's team shirts here at home, we look forward to investing in Australian cricket across all forms of the game, beginning with next month's games against South Africa, followed by both India teams and this summer's highly anticipated Ashes series."
The partnership officially commenced on 1 July 2025 and includes:
- Support for local clubs and communities. Westpac will become the presenting partner of the national community awards, recognising those Australians who contribute to the game.
- Support for women and girls. Westpac will back initiatives to create new opportunities for women to get involved with cricket whether that's on the field, in the stands or in administration. It will also support the creation of specific programs to increase the number of female cricket coaches, managers and executives.
- Support for inclusion cricket teams and tournaments. Westpac will become the presenting partner of the National Cricket Inclusion Championships and any international disability series in Australia. Westpac will support programs to create more opportunities for players who are blind or have low vision, are deaf or hard of hearing, or people with an intellectual disability.
- Support for First Nations talent. Westpac will become the presenting partner of the National Indigenous Cricket Championships and Indigenous international matches
