India's Tour Of Australia 2020-21: Cricket Australia Unveil New Jersey For The T20I Series

Cricket Australia (CA), on Wednesday, unveiled a new jersey for the Australian Cricket Team that they will don in the upcoming T20I series against India. The India National Cricket Team is designated to tour Australia for a three-match ODI series, three-match T20I series, and a four-match Test series.

Recently, the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), announced the squads for the tour of Australia. Controversies erupted in massive numbers when the team was announced as the Indian limited-overs vice-captain, Rohit Sharma, was not given a place in either of the squads. The BCCI informed that he isn’t match fit but Rohit was seen playing for Mumbai Indians in IPL 2020.

Later, Rohit was added to the Test squad after former cricketers and fans created a lot of ruckus on his unavailability in the national squads.

Cricket Australia Unveils New Jersey For The T20I Series Against India

On Thursday, Cricket Australia took to Twitter and unveiled a new jersey for the Australian team in the T20I format.

Cricket Australia’s Tweet read, “The Australian men’s team will celebrate our First Nations people this summer by wearing this incredible Indigenous playing shirt for the entirety of the #AUSvIND Dettol T20 series!”

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“Designed by Kirrae Whurrong woman Aunty Fiona Clarke & Butchulla and Gubbi Gubbi woman Courtney Hagen, the shirt continues the storytelling of the 1868 cricket team!” another Tweet read.

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Team India Set To Travel To Australia

The Men in Blue will travel to Australia on November 12 with the bio-bubble beginning on November 13. The national players who were a part of IPL 2020 have already joined the Indian bio-bubble and will flow directly from UAE. Skipper Virat Kohli will leave the bio-bubble after the first Test match of the four-match series as he has been granted paternal leave.

The first game of the tour will commence on November 27. For the tour, the BCCI announced the squads for all three formats last week. The ODI series will take place from November 27, followed by the T20I series, and the Test series.