Cricket Victoria is pleased to announce an extension of its partnership with Manhari Metals to include the naming rights of the Victorian Women's Team.
Cricket Victoria is pleased to announce an extension of its partnership with Manhari Metals to include the naming rights of the Victorian Women's Team.
Manhari Metals appear on all uniforms, including playing shirts as well as signage around the CitiPower Centre.
Cricket Victoria's General Manager of Consumer Business Toby Williams welcomed the news.
"We're delighted to work with like-minded brands who are passionate about cricket, and we can't wait to connect their business with our Victorian audience," Williams said.
"An important part of this relationship is the collaborative approach to inspire women and girls to be involved in and to play cricket. We are confident that growing this partnership across all levels of our business will benefit both organisations."
Manhari Metals CEO Maddy Gupta said:
"We are excited to expand our relationship with Cricket Victoria. It is especially important for us to partner with an organisation that shares similar values around sustainability.
"We are proud to be associated with women's cricket in Victoria and are eager to see this relationship support participation outcomes for women and girls."
Manhari opened its doors to scrap metal recycling in 2007 and has quickly grown to become a renowned name in Victoria's Metal Recycling industry.
Their operations include the buying, selling, and processing of both ferrous & nonferrous metal scrap. Manhari Metals is also an established brand in country Victoria providing local businesses and governments with an opportunity to recycle metal waste and help keep Victoria clean & green.
