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Team India to Wear Orange T-shirts..
World Cup 2019: India players to wear orange jerseys against England on June 30
ICC Cricket World Cup 2019: All participating teams in the World Cup, except for the hosts country, are required to provide two different coloured kits. India are currently sporting a blue kit. However, they will wear orange jerseys for their game against England on June 30.
dia will wear an orange jersey for their World Cup 2019 match against England on June 30. India, who are sporting a blue kit for the World Cup, will turn out in a different attire for the game against England.
England, the hosts of World Cup 2019, are also sporting a blue jersey and they have the right to retain their kits. Speculation were rife ever about the home-away jersey format at the quadrennial event ever since the ICC came up with a statement, saying it allowed teams to provide two different coloured kits.
India Today can confirm that Virat Kohli’s men will be wearing the orange coloured jerseys against England. The splattering of blue is expected to be the colour of the collar of the said new jersey.
“For televised ICC events all participating teams will be required to provide for two different coloured kits, except for the host country who has a preference in the choice of colour and may, if it chooses to do so, provide only one coloured kit to be worn in all matches throughout the event. In advance of the event the teams will be notified which coloured kit will be worn in each match,” the ICC had said in a release.
Notably, South Africa changed the colour of their shirts from green to yellow for their second World Cup 2019 match against Bangladesh who also wear green kits on June 2. Bangladesh had also unveiled an away kit with a dominant red colour.
India have so far won 3 games against South Africa, Australia and Pakistan while the match against New Zealand was washed out due to rain.
Before taking on England, India will play Afghanistan (June 22) and West Indies (June 27).
Afghanistan likely to wear alternate jersey on Saturday
Afghanistan might have to change their kits on Saturday as both India and Afghanistan don blue jerseys. According to ICC schedule of World Cup 2019, the upcoming match in Southampton will be treated as a home game for India.
Afghanistan had already announced their away kit which has red dominating the splattering of blue on their shirts.
Big Blow for India Another player ruled out for 2-3 Matches
ICC World Cup 2019: Bhuvneshwar Kumar ruled out of next 2-3 games due to hamstring niggle, says Kohli
MANCHESTER: Pacer
was on Sunday ruled out of India’s, at least, next two World Cup games after developing a niggle in his left hamstring during the clash against Pakistan.
The paceman walked off the field without completing his third over and India skipper
confirmed that he will be replaced by
in the following games.
“Slight niggle for Bhuvi, he slipped on one of the footmarks. He’s out for two, maybe three games, but he should come back for us at some stage during this tournament. He is very important for us,” Kohli said at the post-match presentation ceremony after India thumped Pakistan by 89 runs.
Kohli added that “Shami was raring to go”.
India’s next three games are against Afghanistan (June 22), West Indies (June 27) and England (June 30).
It is second big jolt for India as opener Shikhar Dhawan has already been ruled out of a few games due to a thumb injury, sustain during the match against Australia.
The India captain was effusive in his praise for team’s top-order batsmen, especially
, who struck his second hundred of the tournament
Kohli said they do not fall to the trap of playing to hype.
“I think they outplayed us in the Champions Trophy final (in 2017) but if you focus on this game as too emotional, things can go wrong. We never approach them from that perspective. We are professional about it and the result is what matters.”
End of an era: India 2011 World Cup Hero Retired from International cricket & IPL
End of an era: I love cricket but I also hate it, says Yuvraj SinghIn an emotional video played before Yuvraj Singh formally announced his retirement from international cricket, he explained why he loved and hated cricket, the game which made him a superstar.
Yuvraj Singh said he was scared of trying his hand at any other sport because he was petrified of his father Yograj Singh who himself played for India.
I love the sport but I also hate the sport. I love the sport because it has given everything to me. I hate it because the game has been very tough on me mentally, Yuvraj Singh said in a video played just before the announcement.
The video traced Yuvraj Singh’s journey and how his father trained him at their ancestral home. His childhood was about training, gym and practice. He said his father Yograj was strict and stern and Yuvraj had to make plenty of sacrifices growing up.
I was not used to being in the sun or run. I was 10 and I was made to run like 16-year-olds. If I could not train like the older boys, I was told to go home, Yuvraj said.
Yograj said he saw Garfield Sobers and Viv Richards in his son. If I let Yuvi play tennis, he would excel in that too, he said.
Yuvraj Singh also spoke about his battle against cancer and said he was determined to never give up.
Yuvraj Singh announced his decision to retire from international cricket in a press conference in Mumbai. He made his India debut back in 2000 in the ICC Knockout Trophy in Kenya and made an immediate impact when he hit an 80-ball 84 against Australia.
Yuvraj followed that up with a crisp 41 against South Africa as India reached the final.
In the years to come, Yuvraj Singh would go on to become one of the world’s most influential cricketers in the shorter formats. He played a gem of a knock against Pakistan in the 2003 World Cup and was the backbone of India’s sensational triumph in the ICC World T20 in 2007 in South Africa.,
. Yuvraj Singh’s crowning glory came in 2011 when he scored 362 runs and took 15 wickets to help India win the World Cup.
Yuvraj Singh said he was scared of trying his hand at any other sport because he was petrified of his father Yograj Singh who himself played for India. I love the sport but I also hate the sport. I love the sport because it has given everything to me. I hate it because the game has been very tough on me mentally, Yuvraj Singh said in a video played just before the announcement.
The video traced Yuvraj Singh’s journey and how his father trained him at their ancestral home. His childhood was about training, gym and practice. He said his father Yograj was strict and stern and Yuvraj had to make plenty of sacrifices growing up.
I was not used to being in the sun or run. I was 10 and I was made to run like 16-year-olds. If I could not train like the older boys, I was told to go home, Yuvraj said.
Yograj said he saw Garfield Sobers and Viv Richards in his son. If I let Yuvi play tennis, he would excel in that too, he said.
Yuvraj Singh also spoke about his battle against cancer and said he was determined to never give up.
Yuvraj Singh announced his decision to retire from international cricket in a press conference in Mumbai. He made his India debut back in 2000 in the ICC Knockout Trophy in Kenya and made an immediate impact when he hit an 80-ball 84 against Australia.
Yuvraj followed that up with a crisp 41 against South Africa as India reached the final.
In the years to come, Yuvraj Singh would go on to become one of the world’s most influential cricketers in the shorter formats. He played a gem of a knock against Pakistan in the 2003 World Cup and was the backbone of India’s sensational triumph in the ICC World T20 in 2007 in South Africa.,
. Yuvraj Singh’s crowning glory came in 2011 when he scored 362 runs and took 15 wickets to help India win the World Cup.
India vs Australia probable XI
India vs Australia, World Cup 2019 Match 14: Prediction and Probable Playing XI India (IND) vs Australia (AUS) Prediction and Probable Playing 11s, World Cup 2019: Team India may look to include an extra pacer in Mohammad Shami for their second match at the Oval, where the pitch assists the faster bowlers with pace and bounce on offer.
India and Australia will square off in a blockbuster clash at the World Cup 2019 on Sunday. The match at the Oval will be the 12th World Cup game between the two giants of world cricket with Australia holding an 8-3 advantage over India in head-to-head encounters in the World Cup.
All eyes will be on former skipper MS Dhoni with the controversy surrounding his wicketkeeping gloves hogging all the limelight before the high-profile clash in London. Dhoni has been asked by the ICC to get rid of the regimental dagger insignia of the Indian Para Special Forces on his gloves. The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) wrote to the ICC seeking permission to keep the symbol on Dhoni’s gloves but their request was turned down by cricket’s governing body. Coming to the match, India are heading into the game as the favourites against a strong Australian side led by Aaron Finch. The Aussies will be playing their third game after defeating Afghanistan and West Indies in their first two encounters while India outclassed South Africa in their tournament opener.
Probable Playing XIs:
India: Rohit Sharma (vc), Shikhar Dhawan, Virat Kohli (c), KL Rahul, Kedar Jadhav, MS Dhoni (wk), Hardik Pandya, Yuzvendra Chahal, Mohammad Shami, Bhuvneshwar Kumar, Jasprit Bumrah.
Australia: David Warner, Aaron Finch (c), Usman Khawaja, Steven Smith, Glenn Maxwell, Marcus Stoinis, Alex Carey (wk), Nathan Coulter-Nile, Pat Cummins, Mitchell Starc, Adam Zampa.
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