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In Pictures: Evolution of Team India jerseys over the years

On May 4, the BCCI CEO Rahul Johri launched the new Team India jersey that had the logo of the new sponsor Oppo.

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Published: May 11, 2017, 02:38 PM (IST)
Edited: May 11, 2017, 02:37 PM (IST)

Yes, even the ODIs were played in whites then… © Getty Images


India not only won the championship but also sported one of the simplest Indian jerseys © Getty Images


All team captains were seen sporting their coloured jersey specifically for the World Cup © Getty Images


India were humbled by Sri Lanka in the semi-final but the jersey had various other colours as well © Getty Images


This was the first time when tri-colours knocked the door of Indian jersey © Getty Images


The jersey had bright yellow all upon their jersey but their campaign was not that bright enough in the tournament © Getty Images


India won just one game but this time they also had numbers imprinted on the jersey along with their names © Getty Images


Sahara was the new sponsor after Wills sponsored the India jersey for a long time © Getty Images


This was one of the best jersey’s that India has sported and also famously knock for Sourav Ganguly’s antics © Getty Images


The black stripes on the sleeves made the jersey look odd © Getty Images


India had a disappointing outing in the 2007 World Cup but went for a pale blue jersey © Getty Images


With Champions Trophy, India opted for darker shade of blue since 1992 World Cup © Getty Images


India not only lifted the World Cup after 28 years but also saw different and soothing shade of blue © Getty Images


Star made its entry on the jersey, bidding adieu to Sahara © Getty Images


India may have been eliminated in the semi-final but stood out for their rich jersey © Getty Images


India once again were eliminated in the semi-final but the jersey had saffron in a triangular shape on specially for the T20 World Cup © Getty Images


Be it ridiculous style of fashion or setting a style quotient, the Indian cricketers have sported them with honour © Getty Images