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International Import & Supplies joins the 2026 IMC Over-40s World Cup as Silver Sponsor
Joe Jagmohan presenting the sponsorship cheque to Raj Singh, Chairman of CWIMA.
Kaieteur Sports – The Cricket West Indies Masters Association (CWIMA) has informed that International Import & Supplies, owned by Joe Jagmohan, has officially come on board as a Silver Sponsor of the 2026 IMC Over-40s World Cup, set to be hosted in Guyana from October 17 to November 1, 2026.
This important partnership adds further momentum to what is shaping up to be one of the most exciting and significant Master’s Cricket tournaments ever staged in the region.
The 2026 IMC Over-40s World Cup will feature 16 international teams, 72 matches, and broad international exposure through live streaming of every match, 16 televised matches on Willow TV, and intended broadcast reach throughout the Caribbean. The tournament is expected to bring together players, officials, supporters, families, and cricket followers from around the world, while also delivering a strong boost to Guyana’s tourism, hospitality, transportation, and business sectors.
As a Silver Sponsor, International Import & Supplies will benefit from brand visibility across tournament materials, digital assets, social and digital promotion, and official sponsor recognition associated with this major international event.
CWIMA welcomes the support of International Import & Supplies and recognizes Joe Jagmohan for his commitment to building a successful, world-class tournament in Guyana. Corporate partnerships such as this play a vital role in strengthening the event’s commercial platform and supporting the growth of Masters Cricket across the region.
Speaking on the partnership, CWIMA noted that the addition of International Import & Supplies reflects the growing confidence that leading companies are placing in the tournament and in Guyana’s ability to host major international sporting events.
The 2026 IMC Over-40s World Cup is expected to attract top cricketing nations and deliver not only a high standard of competition but also a major opportunity to showcase Guyana on an international stage.
CWIMA looks forward to working closely with Joe Jagmohan and International Import & Supplies as preparations continue for this landmark tournament.
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