Breaking: Usha International extends partnership with Mumbai Indians women for 2026 WPL season

In a move underscoring its commitment to women’s sport in India, Usha International has renewed its official sponsorship with the Mumbai Indians Women ahead of the 2026 Women’s Premier League season.The renewal keeps Usha as a key sponsor across the franchise’s teams and formats.

The agreement extends Usha’s role as an official partner for the upcoming campaign, deepening ties with the Mumbai Indians as the league strengthens its commercial and competitive position.

the collaboration aligns with Usha International’s broader strategy of empowerment, inclusivity, and increasing visibility for women athletes. Since its inception, the WPL has grown into a highly valued property in Indian sport, attracting strong fan engagement and steady interest from leading brands.

Komal Mehra, Head – Sports Initiatives at Usha international, said: “The league continues to inspire youth, especially women, through its deeper connection with the viewers. This league has played a meaningful role in creating platforms, recognising and strengthening women in sports, and the front-row view of the growing participation, skill, and self-confidence on and off the field is a testament to its rising stature. As a brand, we are grateful to be part of the shift that is inspiring and driving progress in women’s cricket.”

A Mumbai Indians spokesperson added: “We are pleased to extend our long-standing partnership with Usha International.Together, we remain committed to advancing women’s cricket and look forward to building on this shared vision in the seasons ahead. Usha has been one of our longest-standing partners across teams, and we will continue to champion the growth of women’s cricket.”

The 2026 WPL opener is scheduled to unfold at DY Patil Stadium in Navi Mumbai, with Mumbai Indians Women facing Royal Challengers Bengaluru.The franchise remains among the league’s most commercially attractive outfits, supported by a growing roster of national and global sponsors.

The renewal highlights the maturing sponsorship landscape for the WPL, as brands increasingly favor continuity and long-term alignment over one-off activations.As the league scales, enduring partnerships like this are seen as essential to building stable commercial models for women’s cricket.

With Usha International reaffirming its support, Mumbai Indians Women head into the 2026 season with strong off-field backing, signaling growing confidence among major Indian brands in the long-term future of the Women’s Premier League.

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