 "‘Apollo Tires’ will be Team India’s Jersey’s Jersey’s New Sponsor for the New Sponsor, 2028")
The Indian Cricket Team is going to the Juven-sponsor in the UAE, while the women’s team is playing in the three-match series against Australia without any sponsor. It would be interesting to see that the Indian team attends the future name of sponsor in the World Cup.
After leaving Dream 11, Apollo Tyrus has become a new sponsor of the Indian cricket team. The board also announced an official announcement between this. The agreement between Bracsian and Apollo Tires, which will end in March 2028. Under this agreement, Apollo Tyrus logo will appear on all formats of Indian men and women national teams.
🚨 𝙉𝙀𝙒𝙎 🚨#Teamindia 🤝 Apollo Tyres
BCCI announces Apollo Tyres as new lead Sponsor of Team India.
All The Details 🔽 @apollotyreshttps://t.co/dYBd2nbOk2
— BCCI (@BCCI) September 16, 2025
Also discussed their participation in the language
The News Agency, News-Patiala quoted reliable sources that the deal is Rs 579 crore, which is far more than Rs. 358 crore, Rs. 358 crore is higher than the Dream-11. The deals of this tires includes 121 bilateral matches and 21 ICC match. Apollo Tires is a multinational company whose head office is in Gurugram.
This tire manufacturing company has production units in India and abroad, including Europe. In accordance with media reports, in Apolo Tires, Kenva and Jake Tires were two other companies who were bids. In addition, Birla Optims seemed to be eager to invest but did not want to participate in the bid process.
BCCI had requested applications
On September 2, BCCI had sought applications for the title of Indian team and the language procedure would not be allowed to participate in the bidding process. In such a situation, in the future, the Indian jersey will appear on the Apolo Tires.
Can meet Apollo Tires Identity
In the future partnership, Apolo Tires will provide great recognition to Apolo Tires to the world class. This deal is considered one of the largest and most profitable sponsorship agreements in Indian cricket in recent years.