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OOH industry hits the pitch at OACL 2026 in Mumbai
After a series of closely fought matches throughout the day, Ronak Advertising emerged as the winners of OACL 2026, with Medialogy finishing as the runners-up.
The Outdoor Advertising Cricket League (OACL) was held on January 17 in Mumbai, bringing together the Out-of-Home advertising fraternity for a day of competitive cricket and industry camaraderie. The tournament saw participation from 24 teams, reflecting the scale and diversity of the OOH ecosystem, with media owners, agencies, solution providers, and allied industry players taking to the field.
The teams competing in this year’s edition included Alakh Lions, Saikrupa Superkings, Pioneer Warriors, Medialogy, Coral Tigers, Vibrant, Khushi ke Dhurandhar, Laqshya, Zest Rising Star, Signpost Scorchers, Pacific, OAP, Rapport Rangers, Interspace Charges, Capital, Jagran Power Strikers, Ronak, Platinium Powerhouse, MOMS Dhurandhar, Shree Strikers, Span Power Smashers, Cash ur Drive, Madison MOMS, and Art Media.
After a series of closely fought matches throughout the day, Ronak Advertising emerged as the winners of OACL 2026, with Medialogy finishing as the runners-up. The final match drew strong on-ground engagement, with teams and supporters cheering on the finalists, adding to the competitive yet celebratory atmosphere of the league.
The tournament was supported by sponsors DOOHIT, Pacific Digital, Campa, and Alakh Advertising, whose backing contributed to the smooth execution of the event. OACL once again served as a platform for the OOH industry to connect beyond business, combining sport, networking, and team spirit in a setting that continues to strengthen industry bonds year after year.
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