Klim
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They will for away games.
Workshop Cricket Kit Designs/Discussion
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Are you sure?
Source please.
Source please.
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They went the green pants on the yellow shirt back in the mid-2000s. I kinda liked it.
It'd be silly to wear green away when Pakistan, South Africa and Bangladesh wear green as well.
Qantas (current away sponsor) will show up fine on yellow.
It'd be silly to wear green away when Pakistan, South Africa and Bangladesh wear green as well.
Qantas (current away sponsor) will show up fine on yellow.
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It's pretty obvious. Its always been vice versa with the green being the home and yellow the away but now they've changed it.
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What I'm saying it, it was silly then, it'd be silly now. It was silly in 2006 when they wore green shirts away too.This happened before?
Always since like 2006.
Before that we wore the same kit home and away with different sponsors, this was the 2005 Eng/Aus/Ban Tri-Series in the Ashes tour:
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In Test matches all teams wear the same colours,I can't see why they can't in limited overs cricket?
No one watches test matches, that's why
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Coz coloured clothing was introduced to limited-overs cricket to be bright and colourful and exciting.
Both teams wearing the same colour defeats that purpose.
It doesn't so much matter as it's just silly. Especially when only one team wears yellow (Aus) and they switch to wearing a colour that three teams wear (Pak/RSA/Ban).
Thunder really need to cut their losses and just recolour their shirt yellow. Its already part way there
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And there's yellow trim everywhere on it.
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Seems as though they've kept the black for the front, and made the rest dark green for the T20 kit. Looks much better then being mostly black. Although I'd rather have a variation of light green instead.
Still looks black to me, though the front appears to be lighter than the rest.
very dark blue on the black I reckon.
Nope, black. The front material is different to the rest (shinier material) giving the effect that they are different, but the design is clearly black.
So, it's a very very dark blue?
So dark it appears black.
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Have a look at what New Zealand have done with there T20, why not use it as a chance to go retro rather than this black rubbish, we are green and gold.
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Seriously how hard is it to do this?
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I reckon they should recreate classic ODI kits for T20s.
The 90s are screaming out to be thrown back to.
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Every time I've seen them in Rebel they look more like a very dark blue and not a black.
The sleeves being solid dye black & the front being printed, resulting in mismatched black tones is a pretty piss poor effort from the amateurs at asics.Nope, black. The front material is different to the rest (shinier material) giving the effect that they are different, but the design is clearly black.
