World Cup new jersey

World Cup new jersey gets slight change.The Bangladesh Cricket Board has announced that they have changed the match kit for the ICC Cricket World Cup 2019.

“It may be noted that country name, player name and number was originally printed in red on the predominant green shirt and sent for approval from the event authority. However, the BCB was advised to use white for country name, player name and number on the green base for prominence. Accordingly, the writings on the green shirt were changed to white from red which was earlier approved by the ICC,” said a BCB press release.

The Tigers will don the red jersey in some matches, too.Subsequently, to keep a red impression the BCB has made one change to the green shirt with the inclusion of a red strip at the front. This has since received the approval of the ICC, the release added.

The Tigers will appear in both kits (Green and Red) in the competition that begins on 30 May.

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