India is all set to lock horns with England on Sunday in the ongoing ICC Cricket World Cup 2019. Since the jersey colours of both the teams are similar, ICC asked India to wear a different hue – given that they are the away team.
While some liked the jersey, others reacted in a funny way. (Twitter/@cricketworldcup)
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BCCI took to Twitter to unveil the look of India’s new jersey. While the t-shirt features dark blue in front and collar, it’s orange that dominates the rest. It won’t be wrong to say that orange will be the new blue for team India on Sunday.
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Several cricketers also took to social media to share their new away jersey and kit ahead of their fixture against England.
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Several cricketers also took to social media to share their new away jersey and kit ahead of their fixture against England.
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Team India’s new uniform received mixed reactions from tweeple. While some liked it, others reacted in a funny way.
“Jersey Colour not important for #TeamIndia this team can perform well in all kind of Jersey,” wrote an excited fan. “Orange is my favorite colour. Loved it,” tweeted another. However, the jersey reminded some of an oil company’s uniform.
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