Ben Curran named Olivine brand ambassador

Online Reporter

BEN CURRAN has become the latest Zimbabwe Chevrons international to get signed as a brand ambassador for Olivine Industries, joining fellow teammate Blessing Muzarabani.

“Olivine Industries is pleased to announce the signing of Zimbabwean International Cricketer Ben Curran as its brand ambassador,” reads a press statement released by the company today.

“The partnership brings together one of Zimbabwe’s longstanding and trusted household brands and a talented international cricketer whose journey continues to inspire Zimbabweans, both at home and abroad.

“For generations, Olivine Industries has been part of everyday life in Zimbabwe, with its products featuring in family kitchens and households across the country.”

Ben Curran is a Zimbabwean international cricketer and left-handed top-order batsman.

He recently made his T20 international debut against India in July and has eight matches under his belt and 102 runs.

His growing international cricket career, discipline and consistency on the field have made him a notable figure in Zimbabwean sport.

Olivine Industries’ executive director, Rudraksh Somani, said the company was pleased to welcome Curran into the Olivine family.

He noted that the partnership was founded on shared values of hard work, consistency, excellence and a commitment to representing Zimbabwe with pride.

Curran expressed his appreciation for the opportunity to partner with Olivine Industries, noting that the company’s longstanding presence in Zimbabwe makes the partnership meaningful to him.

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