New Delhi: Team India's New Jersey Unveiled


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New Delhi, Feb 18: From next time the men in blue will be in different attire when they play One-Day International or Twenty20 international. New Jersey has been unveiled for the Indian team on Wednesday.

The new jersey, this time, changed for the second time in two years. Team India skipper M S Dhoni, pacer Zaheer Khan, Yuvraj Singh, Dinesh Karthik, Pragyan Ojha and Rohit Sharma unveiled the jersey.

The occasion became more special when former players like Venkatesh Prasad, Vinod Kambli, Robin Singh and Laxman Sivaramakrishnan were also present wearing the old blue jersey of the Team India.

This time the colour of the jersey is totally different from the traditional colour, which the players were wearing. Skipper MS Dhoni also praised the new jersey.

"It would look good, won't get dirty easily," said Dhoni in a funny way.

The Indian team will wear the new jersey when they tour New Zealand.

The Indian team will leave for New Zealand on Thursday and will start the tour with a Twenty20 match at Christchurch on February 25. The next Twenty20 game will played in Wellington on February 27.

The ODI series starts from March 3, while the Test series will get underway from March 18. 

  

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