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Yas Lions set the pace with the Abu Dhabi T10 League's strongest sponsorship portfolio among debut teams

Yas Lions has strengthened its commercial portfolio through strategic partnerships with key brands across multiple sectors ahead of its first season in the highly anticipated Abu Dhabi T10 League. Having secured support from leading names in financial markets , technology, real estate, technology venture builder and activewear, , the franchise has further strengthened its position as one of the…

Yas Lions set the pace with the Abu Dhabi T10 League's strongest sponsorship portfolio among debut teams

Yas Lions, a new team in the Abu Dhabi T10 League, has secured a robust sponsorship portfolio ahead of its debut. The franchise has partnered with leading brands from sectors such as financial markets, technology, real estate, technology venture builder, and activewear. This strong commercial backing will aid Yas Lions in building a competitive squad, expanding its fan base, and establishing a lasting presence in the sport.

The commercial group aims to provide the team with immediate visibility across the UAE and international markets, supporting its growth plans. The Abu Dhabi T10 League is set to attract nearly 180 million viewers worldwide and generate substantial media value and social impressions. Yas Lions will feature a squad of 18 players, including renowned international cricketers such as Jason Holder, Akeal Hosein, David Willey, Dasun Shanaka, and Andries Gous.

Key sponsors include BitDelta Pro, D24 Fintech, Union Square House, Mantra, and Spofit365. Yas Lions' co-owners Jeetu Kataria and Sachin Tharani, along with Team Director and Batting Coach Robin Uthappa, expressed excitement about the strong commercial backing and their ambition to build a competitive franchise and a lasting sporting brand in Abu Dhabi.

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