India's World Cup jersey
Here is a look at how India’s World Cup jersey has evolved over the years.
1992 - First colored jersey, Dark Blue
Coloured Jerseys were used for the first time in 1992.The fifth edition of ICC Cricket World Cup was played in the year 1992 with Australia and New Zealand being the host countries. This year was as a remarkable one in the history of Cricket World Cup as the players donned coloured jerseys for the first time in it. India sported a blue-coloured World Cup jersey with yellow, green, red and white as the secondary colours.
1996 - Light blue with Yellow
Team India changed their jersey colour from Dark Blue to light blue in the year 1996.ICC continued colored jerseys in the next World Cup. India changed its primary colour of jersey from Dark Blue to Light Blue in the year 1996.
There was a patch of yellow color in the middle of the t-shirts, with the nation’s name written over it. The collars of the t-shirts were also yellow. Also, rainbow-colored arrows ran across the front of the shirt and down the sleeves as team India represented the country in front of the home fans in the 1996 World Cup.