Campaign India Team
May 29, 2009

Castrol India launches Castrolcricket.com

Castrol India has launched www.castrolcricket.com, an analytical tool that analyses cricket teams and players to offer insights that enhance the understanding and enjoyment of the game for fans of the game. The website has been created by M&C Saatchi-i, the direct and digital arm of M&C Saatchi.

Castrol India launches Castrolcricket.com

Castrol India has launched www.castrolcricket.com, an analytical tool that analyses cricket teams and players to offer insights that enhance the understanding and enjoyment of the game for fans of the game. The website has been created by M&C Saatchi-i, the direct and digital arm of M&C Saatchi.


The website is home to the 'Castrol Index' concept. Explaining what the index does, Harsha Bhogle, cricket commentator and brand ambassador of Castrol India said, "The Castrol Index provides differentiated analysis and information that sheds new light on how the game is played and won. It provides unique insights into the performance of players and teams - specifically what makes some of them more effective successful than others. It provides a point of view based on analysis and data and not just subjective opinion."

Castrol India claims that the index provides a holistic analysis of a particular player or a team. It is specifically developed for the shorter versions of the game (T20 and ODIs),The company aims to promote this initiative with a heavy emphasis on digital and TV.

Source:
Campaign India

Related Articles

Just Published

18 hours ago

Why HSBC is betting on simplicity to stand out in ...

EXCLUSIVE: HSBC CMO Nicole German on the thinking behind the bank’s first global CIB campaign—live in 20 markets, its biggest marketing investment yet.

19 hours ago

Moves and wins: Week of 22 September

Our weekly roundup of the latest appointments and account wins from Vigor Media, Dentsu Creative Isobar, and many more.

21 hours ago

Devotion and display: The paradox at the heart of ...

In Two Minds: Navratri campaigns in India demand nuance, as brands must decide whether they’re merely borrowing the spotlight or authentically tapping into the nation’s rhythms of devotion.

22 hours ago

Schneider Electric puts its power behind changing ...

With cricket jerseys, AI-powered campaigns and factory automation, it is betting that India can turn electricals from a utility into a lifestyle — and a growth engine.