Limacol, the Caribbean Premier League’s title sponsor and owner of the Guyana Amazon Warriors, has announced two competitions designed to enhance match experiences for both the players and the fans.
The Limacol Super Six award of US$500 will go to the player in each match whose six goes the longest distance while the Limacol Cool Fan prize of US$100 will go to the fan at each match who is the most creative and outrageous in showing his/her support for their team and the Limacol brand.
The best Limacol Cool Fan, one for each of the 19 game days, will be identified during the match and the prize awarded at the conclusion of each game.
Limacol marketing manager Trevor Bassoo hopes the Limacol Cool Fan prize will “encourage the continuity of the love West Indian cricket fans have for demonstrating their support for their teams.”
The Super Six award went to Barbados Tridents captain Kieron Pollard in the first match of the tournament against St Lucia Zouks while James Franklin of the Guyana Amazon Warriors took the prize in the second match against Trinidad and Tobago Red Steel.
“Scoring sixes is cool. The fans love it and we at Limacol are always looking for exciting ways to promote activities that the fans enjoy,” Bassoo said.
“Limacol hopes that this will serve as further encouragement to the players to give their most optimum performance.” (CPL)
