Team India will wear an orange jersey for their World Cup 2019 match against England on June 30. India, who is brandishing a blue pack for the World Cup, will turn out in alternate clothing for the game against England.
England, the hosts of World Cup 2019, are likewise wearing a blue jersey and they reserve the option to hold their packs. Hypothesis was overflowing ever about the home-away shirt position at the quadrennial occasion as far back as the ICC thought of an announcement, saying it enabled groups to give two diverse hued units.
India Today can affirm that Virat Kohli's men will wear the orange-coloured jerseys against England. The splattering of blue is relied upon to be the shade of the neckline of the said new jerseys.
"For broadcast ICC events all participating team group will be required to accommodate two distinctive coloured units, with the exception of the host nation who has an inclination in the decision of shading and may, in the event that it does as such, give just one coloured pack to be worn in all matches all through the events. Ahead of time of the occasion the groups will be advised which shaded unit will be worn in each match," the ICC had said in a discharge.
Outstandingly, South Africa changed the shade of their shirts from green to yellow for their second World Cup 2019 match against Bangladesh who likewise wear green packs on June 2. Bangladesh had likewise disclosed an away unit with an overwhelming red shading.
India have so far won 3 games against South Africa, Australia, and Pakistan while the match against New Zealand was washed out because of the downpour.
Before taking on England, India will play Afghanistan (June 22) and West Indies (June 27).
Afghanistan is likely to wear an alternate jersey on Saturday.
Afghanistan may need to change their kits on Saturday as the both India and Afghanistan wear blue shirts. As indicated by ICC timetable of World Cup 2019, the up and coming 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.