Kingston, Jamaica – Mastercard keeps fostering sports in the Caribbean as it continues sponsoring all Cricket West Indies (CWI) Men’s and Women’s Home Internationals and Super50 Cup games for a third consecutive year. As part of its sponsorship, Mastercard will use its assets to help cardholders get closer to the games and athletes they love.
From July to December 2023, Mastercard customers and cardholders will have the opportunity to live curated Priceless experiences around the passion for Cricket on top of an exclusive 20% off promotion on tickets to West Indies home matches in the Caribbean when ordering online and paying with Mastercard credit or debit cards, accessible through an exclusive Mastercard link to the Windies Tickets service.
This continued partnership with CWI and the West Indies teams extends Mastercard’s commitment to sports across the Latin American and Caribbean region. Cricket is a true Caribbean passion, and securing this long-term agreement reflects Mastercard’s dedication to deepening its connection with the region.
CWI Director of Commercial, Marketing, and Communications, Dominic Warne, said “We’re excited that Mastercard’s sponsorship with Cricket West Indies will provide this exclusive promotion for many West Indies fans who are Mastercard credit and debit card holders. We’re sure this will lead to more fans attending the games and supporting the West Indies in 2023.”
CWI and Super50 Cup Games
For more than two decades, Mastercard has partnered with prominent organizations in sports and entertainment. They’ve enabled cardholders to further tap into their passions through exclusive access, and unique experiences. Plus, one-of-a-kind fan engagement opportunities. The CWI and Super50 Cup games are the latest properties to join Mastercard’s impressive roster of premier partners.
“Through our continued sponsorship of the CWI and Super50 Cup games, Mastercard reinforces its steadfast dedication to connecting our customers and fans with priceless possibilities, fostering unforgettable experiences deeply intertwined with the region’s vibrant culture,” stated Dalton Fowles, Country Manager for Jamaica, Trinidad and Tobago, Barbados, and the Eastern Caribbean. “Cricket is not just a sport but a cherished way of life for the English-speaking Caribbean community. We are thrilled to continue this exciting journey, elevating the game throughout the season, and bringing fans closer to their passions”, added Fowles.
