BCCI Secretary Jay Shah and Indian women’s cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur proudly unveil Team India's new ODI jersey.

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India’s new ODI jersey, featuring a tri-color gradient, was unveiled on November 29. The women’s team will debut it on December 22 against West Indies.

New Delhi: The Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) unveiled Team India’s new ODI jersey at its headquarters in Mumbai. The event was graced by BCCI Secretary Jay Shah and Indian women’s cricket captain Harmanpreet Kaur, who expressed pride in showcasing the refreshed design.   The standout feature of the jersey is the tri-colour gradient on the shoulders, a nod to the Indian national flag. This new design replaces the previous three-stripe pattern, bringing a more patriotic and vibrant touch to the team’s attire. Manufactured by Adidas, the jersey combines aesthetics with functionality, ensuring comfort and performance for players on the field.   ALSO READ: Formula 1 Constructors’ Championship heats up ahead of Qatar GP   Harmanpreet Kaur, sharing her excitement, said, “It’s an honour to unveil the jersey today. I’m really happy that we will be the first to wear it against the West Indies. The tri-colour on the shoulder is beautiful, and it makes the jersey feel special. I’m proud to wear this as a representation of our country.”   The Indian women’s cricket team will debut the new jersey during their ODI series against the West Indies, starting December 22 in Vadodara. The men’s team is set to don the jersey during the

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