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Jul 15, 2019

MMGB: World Cup 2019 campaigns

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MMGB: World Cup 2019 campaigns
There's more than the usual gloom this Monday as the 48-match ICC World Cup 2019 has  come to an end in spectacular style with England crowned world champions.
 
We're looking to brighten up your monday by playing some of the ad campaigns that stood out during the tournament.
 
Adidas - #NeverStopCreating - Cheil WW
 
Apple - I don't like cricket, I love it - TBWA|Media Arts Lab
 
Ariel - 2011Dobara - Leo Burnett
 
Coca-Cola - 12th Man - McCann WG India
 
Godrej - CricketKeLiyeKuchBhiKarega - Creativeland Asia
 
Lloyd - Deepika commentary - Mullen Lintas 
 
Oppo - Jeet pe apna haq hai
 
Pepsi - Swag Charulata Patel
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 
 

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Star Sports - #LeJayenge - Ogilvy
 
Syska Group - #EkHiDhun - Schbang
 
Uber - World Cup Anthem - Ogilvy
 

 

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