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The Indian cricket team has been in coloured clothing for almost 30 years now. Every few years, the jersey has changed or been modified. From ridiculous fashion disasters to stylish designs, the cricketers have donned the colours with pride and honour. Let's have a look at how India's ODI jersey has evolved over the years:1. The late 1980sBack when things were plain and simple. No team name, no sponsors and no brand. Just the colours!Source: ibnlive2. 1992The Indian team switched to dark blue for the 1992 World Cup with the team name in the front and the player's name on the back.Source: thehindu3. 1993India suddenly switched to yellow with a band of blue running in front with the team name. The track pants, however, were light blue.Source: indiascanner4. 1994The yellow continued for a while. But the light blue colour became more dominant on the jersey.Source: sportalink5. 1996During this World Cup, every country had a similar jersey. Each country had its own colour but there was a colourful band across the chest and back, signifying the participation of the other teams at the tournament.Source: icc-cricket6. 1997As the BCCI grew stronger, so did the presence of its logo on the Indian jersey. The 1997 jersey has a very prominent BCCI logo from the left to the center in dark blue.Source: imtiaz7. 1998This jersey was completely blue apart from the team name in yellow. The jersey had the BCCI logo as a watermark all over it.Source: imtiaz8. 1998In 1998, India changed its jersey yet again. This time, it was blue with a band of the tricolour on the shoulders and wings.Source: blogspot9. 1998There was yet another change in the jersey that year. This time it was entirely dark blue with 'India' written in a lighter tone.Source: iamraghuveer10. 1999The yellow collar was back and the yellow corner of the emblem hugely enlarged across the chest and arms. India donned this jersey for the 1999 World Cup in England.Source: in.com11. 2000The collar changed back to navy blue and the emblem was placed exactly at the centre of the jersey in navy blue as well. The general tone of the jersey was light blue.Source: dreamdth12. 2001This was one of the last jerseys that had no sponsor across the front. The general tone was light blue with India written vertically on the right side in dark blue.Source: cric-buzz13. 2000-01This jersey was used for a while before Sahara took over. It had a yellow curve and stripes below it, accompanied by a dark blue collar. The jersey was light blue.Source: mugup14. 2001Sahara had become the official sponsor and was printed across the front with yellow stripes below it.Source: cric-buzz15. 2002-03The jersey was completely light blue with the tricolour stroked in a paintbrush style from the bottom to the centre of the shirt.Source: cricketcountry16. 2003India wore this one to the 2003 World Cup. It was pretty similar to the previous one apart from the dark blue stripe on the sides.Source: ndtv17. 2007-08This jersey came in after a while. The change was a stripe of the tricolour going up the right side of the jersey in a swirl. This was also used at the 2007 World Cup.Source: hindustantimes18. 2009-10This one was similar to the previous one except that the colour had changed from light blue to navy blue.Source: vijaypasham19. 2011Another World Cup had arrived and this one proved to be lucky as India won the cup. The jersey was somewhere between dark and light blue with tricolour stripes on either side. Sahara as the sponsor was again on the left sleeve.Source: hdimages20. 2012The tricolour had been shifted to the left shoulder with the emblem seemingly at the centre of it. Sahara, this time, was back again across the chest.Source: i-times21. 2013-14The sponsorship had been handed over to Star this time and the jersey changed significantly. The tricolour was now shifted to the shoulders in a triangular shape.Source: india.com22. 2015The jersey has been modified again in time for the latest World Cup. There is no tricolour anywhere. It is plain blue with the sponsor and team name in the front. The pocket lining of the track pants is also orange.Source: bcci.tv23. 2017Source: bcci.tvVirat Kohli posing with latest jersey in Ongoing Champions Trophy.24. 2017- 19Captain Kohli and MSD in latest OPPO jerseyComment and tell me which is your favourite Jersey.Thanks!![1]Footnotes[1] Here’s How The Indian Cricket Jersey Has Evolved Over The Past 30 Years

I don't know exactly, if the upcoming fact has been mentioned already in QUORA.Any guesses, why three stars have been printed on Nike Blue jersey of the Indian Team?It is the symbol of pride and symbol of celebration of the 3 WORLD CUP victories of the Indian Team!!#BleedBlueEdit : This is a general picture of Nike Blue jersey. The ODI Jersey contains two stars and the T20 Jersey contains one star to represent winning of the respective world cups. Thanks Sagar Ayi for pointing out!

There is no role of BCCI and ICC in assigning of jersey or T-shirt number to the cricketers. Crickters of all countries including India choose their Jersey or T Shirt number by their own. No guidelines have been issued in this regard from the ICC and respective board of the Country. But players need to keep in mind that two players can not have the same numbers in a playing eleven.INDIAN CRICKETERS JERSEY NUMBERS AND WHY THEY CHOOSE THAT NUMBER…SACHIN TENDULAKARSachin Tendulkar's jersey number was 10 that was chosen by himself because it was lucky for him. During an interview, he had told that 10 comes in his surname (Tendulkar), so he chosen 10 numbers for his jersey or t-shirts.When Tendulkar retired from cricket, then BCCI said that they want to retire the 10 number jersey also but in a match this number was assigned to Shardul Thakur for debut. It needs to be kept in mind that the player of another country can wear the jersey of 10 number. Like Pakistan's Afridi wore the jersey number 10 and currently David Miller (South Africa) wearing Jersey no. 10.VIRAT KOHLIVirat Kohli revealed in an interview that he considered himself lucky by wearing a jersey number 18. That's because his dear father died on December 18, 2006. In an interview, Team India's captain said that after wearing a T-shirt of 18, he feels as his father is around him. Kohli is wearing this 18 number jersey from his under-19 days.Mahendra Singh DhoniDhoni's birthday is on 7 July. So he had chosen the number 7 as his jersey number. Dhoni loves football much and his favourite player Ronaldo's jersey number is also 7.Rahul DravidRahul Dravid used to wear T-shirt number 5 in the early days of his career, but after his marriage, he changed the number to 19, because he believed that his wife is very lucky for him and her birthday comes on date 19th,and he believes that jersey number 19 help him in remembering the date of birthday of his wife.Rohit SharmaRohit Sharma's jersey number is 45 and his number was chosen by his mother. Actually, Rohit’s lucky number was 9 but this number has already been given to Parthiv Patel in the team. So he chosen; 4 + 5 = 9 on his mother's suggestion. In fact, this number has proved to be very lucky for Rohit, because at this time he has become the backbone of the Indian cricket team.Virender SehwagIn the early days of his career Sehwag played with jersey number 44 but this number did not support him. On the suggestion of the astrologer; Sehwag started wearing a jersey number 46 but when this number also did not prove lucky for him he started playing without any jersey number.Hardik PandyaTeam India's all-rounder Pandya's previous jersey number was 228. Actually, Hardik Pandya was playing under-16 match against Vadodara in which he scored 228 runs in this match to assure a big win to his team. Since then, Hardik has a jersey number 228.Yuvraj SinghHe was born on the 12th of December at 12 PM. And interestingly, he was also born in Sector 12 of Chandigarh.He survived cancer and fought his way back into the team. The warrior carries his birth date & time on his back.Therefore, on the basis of the above facts, it can be said that the number of jersey of the Indian cricket team players is chosen by their own. It is believed that there is sort of superstition behind the selection of the name and number written on the jersey of the players. As you must seen the Dinesh Kartik prefers to write D.K on his jersey. Now i hope that you must understood that how the jersey number of the cricketers is assigned.Ujjwal ✍ ✎ ✑