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ICC Champions Trophy 2017: OPPO launches new smartphone to back Team India

BCCI CEO Rahul Johri and Oppo India President Sky Li had unveiled Team India's new kit few days back.

Edited By : Indo-Asian News Service |May 31, 2017, 07:39 PM IST

Published On May 31, 2017, 07:39 PM IST

Last UpdatedMay 31, 2017, 07:39 PM IST

Indian cricket team will start their ICC Champions Trophy campaign against Pakistan © Getty Images
Indian cricket team will start their ICC Champions Trophy campaign against Pakistan © Getty Images

To cheer for Indian cricket team in the upcoming ICC Champions Trophy 2017, Chinese smartphone manufacturer OPPO on Wednesday launched a new version of OPPO F3 Black at a price of INR 19,990 for the mid-range market. The recently launched OPPO F3 features a dual front camera — a 16MP selfie camera for individual selfies and a wide-angle lens for group selfies. “The colour ‘black’ is synonymous with style and suave. With a stylish edge to the new OPPO F3, we aim to give consumers a chance to make a style statement,” said Will Yang, Brand Director, OPPO India, in a statement. OPPO, which is the official sponsor of India, has offered the black version that comes with a BCCI logo, highlighting the OPPO-BCCI partnership. PHOTOS: Team India’s official new jersey unveiled

OPPO F3 BCCI Limited Edition will be auctioned on Flipkart a day before the India versus Pakistan match to be played on June 4. Both the sides will meet after a long gap with their last meeting being in ICC World Twenty20 (WT20) 2016 in India. With both the sides not meeting regularly in bilateral series, owing to political reasons, the clash is expected to be nerve-wrecking at Edgbaston. Pakistan hold a better record against India in Champions Trophy (2-1) and will be looking to stretch the lead on Sunday.

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Earlier, Star India, India’s previous sponsor, had not bid for the jersey rights and Oppo won the bid. Virat Kohli-led India is set to walk out in the park for the Champions Trophy donning a new kit. BCCI CEO Rahul Johri and Oppo India President Sky Li unveiled the new kit of the Indian cricket team couple of days back.