Shubman Gill, the new Test series captain of India, has added a stylish touch to his cricket gear. He is now the brand ambassador for Oakley, a famous sunglasses company. This partnership comes with Oakley’s latest campaign called ‘‘Artifacts from the Future.” At just 25, Gill is already known for his cool and calm batting. Now, he is getting attention for his stylish eyewear too.
Shubham Gill is known for his elegant batting, calm nature and strong performance in all forms of cricket. He is seen as a role model for many young Indians because of his hard work and dedication. Oakley chose him because he represents passion, progress and top performance, which are the same values that Oakley believes in.
Shubham said he is very happy to be part of Oakley. He shared that Oakley has always been a part of his cricket journey, every time he stepped onto the field. He feels the brand’s values match his own dreams and efforts in cricket.
Sahil Jindal, the Senior Brand Business Manager at Oakley, said that Oakley is deeply connected to sports and athletes. He said Shubham Gill shows the true Oakley spirit with his never-give-up attitude and love for the game.
Shubham Gill now joins a group of world-famous sports stars who also work with Oakley. These include:
This new campaign by Oakley celebrates 50 years of the brand. The campaign brings in futuristic eyewear designs like Plantaris, Lateralis and Masseter. These new styles mix old memories and new ideas to show how Oakley is growing and changing. The collection is set to be released in May.
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