Oxford College of Business (OCB), Sri Lanka’s leading private higher education institution specialising in business and management education, has come on board as the Main Sponsor of Newswire and Cricwire’s coverage of the ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026, which will be co-hosted by Sri Lanka and India.
Under this partnership, Newswire and Cricwire will deliver comprehensive, timely, and engaging coverage of the global tournament, providing cricket fans with fast, accurate, and insightful updates from matches played across venues in both Sri Lanka and India.
The coverage will feature real-time stadium reporting, photography, video content, expert commentary, and in-depth match reports from every game of the tournament, ensuring audiences receive credible, immersive, and high-quality sports journalism throughout the World Cup.
Commenting on the partnership, Malindu Ranasinghe, Managing Director of Oxford College of Business, said the institution was proud to support independent and quality sports journalism during one of the region’s most significant sporting events.
“The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup is a truly global celebration of cricket, uniting millions of fans across cultures and borders. Partnering with Newswire and Cricwire allows Oxford College of Business to support credible sports journalism while engaging with a broad and diverse audience during a tournament of immense significance to Sri Lanka and India,” he said.
Newswire Chief Operating Officer, Senal Warnakula, noted that the partnership would further strengthen Newswire’s ability to deliver world-class sports coverage throughout the tournament.
“We are delighted to welcome Oxford College of Business as the Main Sponsor of our ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 coverage. Through Newswire and Cricwire, we will provide fans with rapid updates, compelling visuals, video content, and well-curated match stories directly from stadiums in Sri Lanka and India, complemented by expert analysis that brings depth and context to every game,” he said.
He added that Newswire would continue to prioritise speed, credibility, and strong on-ground reporting, while capturing the energy, emotion, and significance of the World Cup for both local and global audiences.
The ICC Men’s T20 World Cup 2026 will bring together the world’s leading cricketing nations across multiple venues in Sri Lanka and India, with millions of fans expected to follow the tournament worldwide through digital and social media platforms.