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Cricket Australia launches ad to push one-day tournament

Cricket Australia has released a campaign to promote the one-day tournament between Australia, India and Sri Lanka on February 5 – and encourage fans to come to matches wearing fancy dress.

According to Cricket Australia’s product brand manager Panayiota Samartzis, the campaign aims to “combat the negative perception of a cricket match being a place for beer-swigging louts”.

“We wanted to show the positives of summer cricket beyond the action on the field – the good times with friends, live entertainment and the ‘festival’ atmosphere in the stands, ” Samartzis said.

The campaign targets 20-25 year olds, and will run on TV, in print, online and on radio. $175,000 was spent on the production of the ad, which was created by GPY&R Melbourne.

A competition for fans to win tickets launches tomorrow.

Credits:

Agency: George Patterson Y&R Melbourne
Production House:  The Pound
Director: Matt Weston
Post Production: Method Studios
Sound House: Risk Sound

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