Apollo Tyres new jersey sponsor of Indian cricket team

The BCCI was left without a shirt sponsor for the team after the government banned real money gaming platforms including Dream 11 under a new legislation

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New Delhi, Updated At : 03:56 PM Sep 16, 2025 IST

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Apollo Tyres has been locked in as the new jersey sponsor for the Indian cricket team following the exit of online game platform Dream 11, a senior BCCI official told PTI on Tuesday.

The BCCI was left without a shirt sponsor for the team after the government banned real money gaming platforms including Dream 11 under a new legislation.

The team is currently playing the Asia Cup in Dubai without a title sponsor.

“The deal has been signed with Apollo Tyres. We will announce it soon,” said a senior BCCI official.

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