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Kaieteur Sports – Banks DIH Limited, one of Guyana’s foremost manufacturers and a cornerstone of the nation’s commercial landscape for over 70 years, yesterday announced its role as a major sponsor of the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League (GSL) 2026.
The tournament runs from July 23 to August 1 at the Guyana National Stadium, Providence, and features five of the world’s elite T20 franchise teams competing for a US$1 million prize pool.

Oral Jones, Brand Manager, Player Jonathon Van Lange Amazon Warrior, Avenash Ramzan, PR and Communications Lead GSL, Sonya Forrester Communications Executive Banks DIH Limited, Lee Baptiste Sales and Marketing Executive, with other members of the XM Rum Team at Thirst Park.
Sonya Forrester, Communications Executive, Banks DIH Limited informed, “As part of the sponsorship, Banks DIH will activate its premium XM Rum brand at the tournament. We believe this to be a fitting association for a product that is authentically Guyanese, internationally recognised, and built on a legacy of quality and craft. XM Rum, produced locally and celebrated across the Caribbean and beyond, reflects the same pride of place that the GSL brings to Guyana on the global sporting stage.”
“Cricket and Banks DIH have something in common, we are both woven into the fabric of Guyanese life. For over 70 years, Banks DIH has been part of the celebrations, the gatherings, and the proud moments that define who we are as a people. The Global Super League is a natural home for our XM Rum brand, and we are proud to stand alongside an event that carries Guyana’s name and spirit onto the world stage.”
Meanwhile, Sir Clive Lloyd, Chairman of the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League stated, “As the Global Super League continues to grow in stature, it is immensely encouraging to see corporate Guyana remain steadfast in its support of the tournament. A key objective of the league is to showcase the vibrancy, culture, and potential of our beautiful country as it continues to strengthen its presence on the global stage. We are delighted to welcome XM Rum, one of Guyana’s most respected and iconic brands, to the GSL family.”
“Their partnership reflects a shared commitment to excellence and national pride, and we are confident they will play an important role in helping us showcase the very best that Guyana has to offer to audiences around the world.”
Now in its third edition, the GSL has firmly established itself on the global T20 calendar. The 2026 tournament features five elite franchises: the Guyana Amazon Warriors (Caribbean Premier League), Lahore Qalandars (Pakistan Super League), Desert Vipers (International League T20), Perth Scorchers XI (Big Bash League), and the San Francisco Unicorns (Major League Cricket) the first Major League Cricket side to compete on the global stage.
Defending champions, the Guyana Amazon Warriors, will look to retain the trophy before a home crowd at Providence.
This sponsorship reflects Banks DIH’s longstanding commitment to investing in the communities, culture, and experiences that matter most to Guyanese people.
The company views the GSL not only as a world-class sporting event but as an affirmation of Guyana’s growing stature as a destination for international sport, tourism, and business.
Tickets for the ExxonMobil Guyana Global Super League 2026 are available now at www.gslt20.com. Fans are encouraged to purchase early to secure their place at what promises to be another landmark edition of the tournament.
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