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Tachyon Security will financially support the new Dutch women’s cricket Super League. The agreement is currently valid for the 2023 season.
The new Super League aims to further develop women’s cricket, close the gap between club teams and national teams and encourage offensive batting. This in view of the shorter formats T10 and T20 in general, and the upcoming European T20 World Cup qualification in particular. The latter tournament will take place in Spain at the beginning of September.
Rashid Shah, CEO and Co-Owner of Tachyon Security said: “We are delighted to extend our support to the new KNCB initiative as it perfectly aligns with our vision of advancing international women’s cricket. regained its ODI status continues to demonstrate tremendous ambition, talent and drive. These qualities also extend to Tachyon Security, making our connection to this initiative all the more meaningful.”
“We are very pleased with Tachyon Security as a sponsor of the Dutch Women’s Super League,” added Subir Shrestha, KNCB’s Performance & Operations Manager. “Their valued support will help us continue to grow the Super League and further develop women’s cricket in the Netherlands.”
About Tachyon Security
Founded in 1997 as Rimlan BV, Tachyon Security specializes in providing comprehensive technology solutions and advisory services to enable businesses to build effective digital workplaces. With a strong focus on security, the company helps customers across industries use technology to improve productivity and foster collaboration. Tachyon provides end-to-end technology and consulting services that help businesses turn their IT strategies into actionable plans. Whether tackling complex large-scale IT projects or tackling smaller tasks related to basic work or critical IT infrastructure, Tachyon Security is equipped to support organizations at every level.
The Netherlands men’s national cricket team, known as “The Flying Dutchmen,” represents the Netherlands in international cricket and is administered by the Royal Dutch Cricket Association.
