Leeds Women’s T20: Bringing the Energy of Sport to the Streets

Emily Traviss
Emily Traviss
Senior Campaign Manager
04 Sep 2026
Purple and pink ICC Women's T20 World Cup lamppost banners lining Briggate in Leeds above a busy shopping street.

Advertising Objective

Advertising Objective

When sport takes over a city, outdoor advertising helps carry that momentum onto every street. The lamppost banner campaign for the Leeds Women’s T20 demonstrates how OOH can transform a major sporting occasion into a visible part of the city itself.

Positioned throughout Leeds, the banners helped build anticipation ahead of the event while celebrating local pride and creating a strong sense of place. By reaching people as they moved around the city, the campaign extended the excitement beyond the sporting venue, making the occasion feel present long before the first ball was bowled.

The campaign highlights the natural connection between sport and OOH. When excitement and atmosphere already exist within a destination, strategically placed outdoor media allows rights holders, destinations and brands to become part of that experience and reach audiences in the moments and places where the energy is already building.

Overall, the Leeds Women’s T20 campaign shows how OOH can help a city embrace a major sporting moment, turning everyday streets into part of the occasion and building excitement from the city centre to the event itself.

Shoppers walking down Briggate in Leeds beneath rows of ICC Women's T20 World Cup lamppost banners on both sides of the street.

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