Team India is set to travel to Australia, later this month, for their first tour post the Indian Premier League 2020. India will first face Australia on November 27, 2020, in the 1st amongst the three ODIs. The tournament is expected to hold high regards for Indian fans as the “Men in Blue” will return to action after a gap of almost 9 months amid the Coronavirus pandemic. Viewers will be excited to see the ultimate superstars of the cricketing world go head-to-head against each other. The tour will consist of a total of 3 ODIs, 3 T20s, and 4 Test matches.
Australia vs India: The hosts are set to don a historic theme against the Blues
Australia will begin their home international cricket summer by playing a host to team India. And following their usual ritual, Aussies will be wearing a new-themed jersey against India in the T20s. Cricket Australia (CA) revealed their unseen jersey on Wednesday, November 11. The newly launched jersey soon became the talk of the town, credits to its unique design. However, there is more behind the uncommon pattern which speaks about Australia’s glorious cricketing heritage.
Cricket Australia’s official Twitter account explained the mind behind the distinctive look. The jersey which goes by the name “Indigenous” pays tribute to Australia’s first overseas tour which was conducted in 1868. The jersey is designed by Aunty Fiona Clarke & Courtney Hagen which tells the story of Aboriginal cricketers who made a three-month journey from Australia to the UK by sea and played a total of 47 games in the entire tour.
India tour of Australia: Aussie’s new jersey explained
Designed by Aunty Fiona Clarke & Courtney Hagen, our Aussie men’s Indigenous shirt pays tribute to the 1868 cricket team, who made a three-month journey from Australia to the UK by sea, playing 47 matches at some of the most famous grounds in world cricket! 🖤💛❤️ pic.twitter.com/5TGN0slCX7
— Cricket Australia (@CricketAus) November 11, 2020
Australia vs India: Twitter reacts to Aussie’s new jersey
ye to diwali ki rangoli lag rhi hai 😂😂
— Apurva Gaurav (@ApurvaGaurav2) November 11, 2020
I am accepting Christmas gifts from now till further notice.
And this Australian jersey is one of the gifts that I will happily take. https://t.co/Hu2DFWo6GE
— C. S Chiwanza (@CSChiwanza) November 11, 2020
Diwali ki Jalebi crackers lag rhi ye pic.twitter.com/Cxs3bvnbmR
— Dev Singh (@devsing303) November 11, 2020
I miss those 2000s era Jersey designers.
Australia had the best Jersey in 2000s era.— Aayush (@Aayush_33_) November 11, 2020
