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Nike India hits a six! March 11, 2007

Posted by Arun Rajagopal in Advertising.
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Nike’s first commercial ad on Cricket in India is simply awesome! I saw this ad on MTV the other day and felt so high. It does a magnificent job of capturing the passion of cricket in India while giving a definite run for money to the insane and inane TV commercials that clog the idiot box now that cricket-mad India is under the throes of the 2007 ICC World Cup.
A good start for Nike who has become the official apparel sponsor for Team India and is targeting sales of $1 billion in India for the next five years.

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