Responding Professionally to Feedback on Presentation

Thank you for presenting to us on February 17th (3pm). Really appreciate your team's effort and creativity.

I recieved this..what should be my reply..im taking this negatively=
Thank you for presenting to us on February 17th (3pm). Really appreciate your team's effort and creativity.
The presentation narrative “Fans miss out on cricket because they simply cannot secure a ticket” was no longer in play on Feb 17th as tickets to main matches had been high in demand, long sold out in the first week of February.
The launch of the ticket sales was much hyped by PCB PRs early in Feb, almost all TV channels ran reports on this. Recently, the calendar of matches has been our core focus, specially the Pakistani matches.
Humbly, What I was more looking forward to was a detailed cricketing posts calendar with platform-sized posts (Facebook, Instagram, LinkedIn, YouTube, TikTok) focusing on upcoming ICC matches, particularly Pakistan's games.
TCS kay sath “The Crazy Scene”- The word “Crazy” does not align with our brand personality please.
TCS (The Cricket Sensation)- again our positioning is of a “Ticketing partner”. Previously we have gone with TCS (TCS Cricket Sath Sath). “The Cricket Sensation” is too generic please.
Really liked the red box cricket sticker idea, however such a campaign needs a bit of lead time for country wide activation.
Thank you for sharing your creative vision, humbly, the delay in presentation (17th Feb) impacted our schedule, and more importantly, we feel the overall direction presented doesn't fully align with the remaining timeline and its narrative.
To take things forward for the March calendar, please find enclosed a link of our products & services. Please suggest additions/deletions. Request please come up with new corresponding posts accordingly for the month of March, keeping in view the Ramadan factor.
Request please can we have a look at a suggested timeline of posts for March calendar next week please. Best Regards