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Fairfax Media Chris Freel batting for your Publisher Legends and PHD Mark Coad fielding for the Agency All Stars within the inaugural Big Clash . Photo: Alexander Mayes

Media companies and agencies went head to head in a cricket match this week that raised camaraderie one oakley sunglasses  sale of many industry and money for youth foundation UN LTD.

The inaugural Big Clash hit Sydney University Oval  and raised greater than $25,000 in pledges to UN LTD, a basis which supports greater than 40 youth charities including Camp Quality and Youth Over Streets.

Fairfax Media's Chris Freel led the "Publisher Legends" team, including names from Nine Entertainment Co., The Guardian, MCN, Seven Network, News Corp Australia and oOh! Media in their line up. The Legends were pitted contrary to the "Agency All Stars", captained by Bohemia's Brett Dawson and including identities from Starcom, OMD, Havas and Ikon   with Starcom's John Sintras and Omnicom's Leigh Terry umpiring the match.

The Publisher Legends (L R) back row: Shae Bonney MCN, Mark Griffiths, Mark Frain MCN, Tony Bell Guardian, Chris Freel Fairfax Media (C), Gerard Doyle Nine, James Rowlings oOh!, front row: Guy Burbidge Inception, Olly Newton JCDecaux, Philip Booth Seven Network, Matt Granger ARN, Neil Robinson   News. Photo: Alexander Mayes

The Agency All Stars (L R) back row: Paul Brooks Dentsu Aegis, Tom Bartlam Astus, Bryan Magee Ikon, Luke Hutchinson The Media Store, Daniel King Mediacom, Toby Hack PHD, front row: Brett Dawson Bohemia (C), Lachlan Jones Foundation, James Zipeure Havas, Mark Coad PHD, Patrick Whitnall Starcom, Mark Jarrett   OMD. Photo: Alexander Mayes

"We thought oakley sunglasses cheap it would be a great idea to get some senior folk from publisher land and agency land together," Mr Freel said, "because we're always competing with each other: agencies compete against one another, publishers compete against each other.

"We all know the other, it's all quite friendly, so in order to get together where you can game and lift some money for UN LTD, that's the motivator   and have a amount of fun while we're in internet marketing."

The first funding target of $20,000 was smashed ahead of the teams set foot around the pitch, and by the end of your day a total of $25,000was raised from your $10 admittance fee as well as a sausage sizzle after the match.

It absolutely was easy to get everyone up oakley sunglasses wholesale to speed, Mr Freel said. "Once you gave them the opportunity be on the agencies, we were holding all over it. We actually had to scale it down, there was too many people."

"We do not do enough of this, but it's a really good sentiment," News Corp Australia general manager of national sales Neil Robinson said.

"We simply want to beat them, really. We're all salespeople so we're very competitive."

The toss with (L R) umpireLeigh Terry from Omnicom and captains Brett Dawson and Chris Freel. Photo: Alexander Mayes

Inception Guy Burbidge (front), JCDecaux Olly Newton and oOh! James Rowlings (two on right) along with the Legends watch from the sidelines. Photo: Eliza Goetze

Mediacom Daniel King doing his thing. Photo: Alexander Mayes

Mr Freel tipped the publishers because favourites prior to game   and that he turned out to be right. The Legends posted 135 runs from other allotted 20 overs, even though the All Stars managed only 89.

Media man from the match visited Seven's Phil Booth, having a top score of 29 runs, while Atsus' Tom Bartlam was the star of the agency team on 25. Freely and News' Neil Robinson together made a solid partnership of more than 50 runs for the publishers. Nine's Gerard Doyle got oakley sunglasses wholesale authentic three wickets within one over, while The Media Store's Luke Hutchinson snagged two thirds of in two overs.

The Publisher Legends celebrate. Photo: Alexander Mayes

Man of the match, Seven Network Phil Booth scored 29 runs. Photo: Alexander Mayes

MCN Shae Bonney (centre) and Fairfax Chris Freel (behind) shake hands together with the Photo: Alexander Mayes

UN LTD head of communications Ebony Beaton said the big event was a resounding success to the industry charity.

UN LTD has joined forces with the media industry with fundraising initiatives, including selling advertising packages donated by media owners, inside them for hours mentors from media and advertising companies donate their some time to expertise to charity projects.

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