Workshop Cricket Kit Designs/Discussion

[DYLANROO18]

****s all over our pussbag official one. Good job

Also i used our actual national colours not that shit way too bright green we they use

 

[makri]

So you have a right handed shirt and left handed jumper (batting wise)

Yep. correct. Both un-numbered spares.

 

[makri]

Coat of arms with the (at the time) new CA shield looked so much better than the old ACB logo, and it was about time that the elite team of all two (then three) forms of the game got the same coat of arms on the breast.
Now just to give the women the same one too, with the red ribbon underneath not the yellow.

Interesting that their 99 World Cup training strips had the Coat of Arms but the playing strip had the shield.

On iPhone using BigFooty.com mobile app

 

[akkaps]

Quick question. Seeing the ICC have brought in clash kits, do you think it will continue through the finals? And would India and the BCCI try to bully the opposition so they can wear their traditional blue. (Happened in the Afghanistan v India game).

 

[hitthepost]

Quick question. Seeing the ICC have brought in clash kits, do you think it will continue through the finals? And would India and the BCCI try to bully the opposition so they can wear their traditional blue. (Happened in the Afghanistan v India game).

Was that game originally going to be a clash game as well?

 

[akkaps]

Was that game originally going to be a clash game as well?

Afghanistan wore their clash/away kit that game.

 

[hitthepost]

Afghanistan wore their clash/away kit that game.

Was it ever designated as a game India had to wear clash for?

 

[fancyscum]

would India and the BCCI try to bully the opposition so they can wear their traditional blue.

You’re right to not use a question mark here, because I think we all know how this would go down.

 

[akkaps]

Was it ever designated as a game India had to wear clash for?

World Cup teams reveal clash kits | cricket.com.au

Five nations to wear clash kits during the World Cup; India will reportedly wear orange against...

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India
While India’s main kit is similar to the one they’ve worn in recent years, there’s plenty of anticipation about the orange strip they will reportedly wear in their matches against England and Afghanistan.

The orange kit is yet to be publicly released and we may have to wait until June 22, when Virat Kohli’s side face Afghanistan in Southampton, to get our first look.

Afghanistan wore their away kit, India wore their home kit.
Afghanistan home game.

 

[makri]

Quick question. Seeing the ICC have brought in clash kits, do you think it will continue through the finals? And would India and the BCCI try to bully the opposition so they can wear their traditional blue. (Happened in the Afghanistan v India game).

They 're in Orange/Dark Blue today. I don't think there is any question should they be drawn to play England in the semi they again will be in their clash strip as I don't think England have one.

 

[akkaps]

They 're in Orange/Dark Blue today. I don't think there is any question should they be drawn to play England in the semi they again will be in their clash strip as I don't think England have one.

I understand that it is unlikely, i just wanted to know what would happen in the situation.

 

[hitthepost]

World Cup teams reveal clash kits | cricket.com.au

Five nations to wear clash kits during the World Cup; India will reportedly wear orange against...

www.cricket.com.au

Afghanistan wore their away kit, India wore their home kit.
Afghanistan home game.

I get that, but was it said anywhere other than "reportedly" that India would wear the orange kit in that game?
Is it perhaps being setup that each of the four blue teams wear their alternate kit a set number of times - against England and one other team or something?
AFG clash vs England and India
IND clash vs England and Sri Lanka
SL clash vs England and Afghanistan
Regardless of who is the nominal home team.

How this equates to Pakistan being the only green team not needing a clash, I dunno...maybe because South Africa stole their shade of green anyways?

 

[akkaps]

I get that, but was it said anywhere other than "reportedly" that India would wear the orange kit in that game?
Is it perhaps being setup that each of the four blue teams wear their alternate kit a set number of times - against England and one other team or something?
AFG clash vs England and India
IND clash vs England and Sri Lanka
SL clash vs England and Afghanistan
Regardless of who is the nominal home team.

How this equates to Pakistan being the only green team not needing a clash, I dunno...maybe because South Africa stole their shade of green anyways?

From what I have seen in this WC, it's been the away team that has worn the clash kit. The only time a team listed as home and wore their clash kit was Afghanistan.
Pakistan don't have a clash kit, because they are listed as the home team in both of their games against Saffers and Bangers.

 

[hitthepost]

From what I have seen in this WC, it's been the away team that has worn the clash kit. The only time a team listed as home and wore their clash kit was Afghanistan.
Pakistan don't have a clash kit, because they are listed as the home team in both of their games against Saffers and Bangers.

How's that match up with the list I wrote of who could wear their clash when?

EDIT: Doesn't quite match up.
AFG clash vs Sri Lanka (as the home team), Engalnd (away team) and India (the CWC website has India as the home team).
SL clash vs England (away team)
IND clash vs England (away team)
Will be interesting to see who wears clash in the IND v SL match - perhaps both?!
Someone with more knowledge of ODI rankings than I would possibly be able to confirm if perhaps it's the "lower-seeded" team wearing clash in each of these games - which would explain why Afghanistan are wearing it each time, as a team who qualified through the WCQ tournament. This could explain Pakistan not needing a clash top if they were ranked higher than both RSA and BAN at 30/9/2017 when the ranking cutoff for automatic entry was. Of note there however is that RSA wore their yellow shirts in the "home" game against BAN, so perhaps not.

Perhaps it IS just made up, which makes it easier to keep the two main subcontinental teams happy by minimising their use of alternate kits.

 

[NOVA4]

Black pants in the Big Bash are gone

 

[magpienato]

Black pants in the Big Bash are gone

That's so dumb. My favourite part about the Big Bash unis was the fact that they could work with two-tones. It was also a great way to differentiate the teams identities typically between Stars/Thunder and 6ers and Renegades due to their similar colours.

 

[hitthepost]

So we'll now have two all-green teams, and the Strikers and Heat will look even more similar.
Wonder if this means no more black-based Heat "clash" top...did that even get used this last season?

 

[acm21]

So we'll now have two all-green teams, and the Strikers and Heat will look even more similar.
Wonder if this means no more black-based Heat "clash" top...did that even get used this last season?

You would think they would have more clash kits now, also means more varieties of shirts for the fans to buy

 

[hitthepost]

You would think they would have more clash kits now, also means more varieties of shirts for the fans to buy

The question then is what colour? Surely if they want "bold" kits they won't allow a mostly-black kit?

 

[acm21]

The question then is what colour? Surely if they want "bold" kits they won't allow a mostly-black kit?

That’s a good point. I would hope it would be similar to the Brisbane clash which I did really like, but it does sound like they want it to be more vibrant

 

[cottoneyeYeo]

im a fan, get around it

 

[Michael Scarn]

But i'm guessing they want teams to stick to one colour to create an identity with it. I'd like to see clubs using 2 colours

 

[Barrybran]

RIP Scorchers black pants BB01-BB08. You will be missed.

Hello Netherlands!

 

[hitthepost]

RIP Scorchers black pants BB01-BB08. You will be missed.

Hello Netherlands!

I didn't realise they were also replacing all the black bits of their shirts with royal blue

 

[The Victorian]