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All the teams are busy preparing for the ICC T20 World Cup. The T20 World Cup 2024 is going to start from June 2, in which a total of 20 teams will participate. All the teams have announced their team. There are possibilities for one team in this episode. Even before the World Cup starts, the ICC has taken action on the jersey of this team. The ICC has banned the jersey of this team and asked to make another jersey. Now this team has also launched a new jersey for its players. Let us tell you which team's jersey was banned.
Why did the ICC ban the jersey?
Even though the ICC T20 World Cup is going to start from June 2, the warm-up matches for it have already started. The pace has started even before the World Cup begins. In this episode, the enthusiasm of a team decreases when the ICC bans the jersey of this team. This team is none other than the Ugandan team. The ICC has banned the jersey that Uganda had launched for the World Cup. The jersey had bird feathers on the arms near the shoulders, due to which the sponsor's logo was less visible, so it was banned.
Uganda launches new jersey with 20 per cent change
Uganda chose this jersey after a competition organized by the country's cricket federation. The competition ended with the winning design of Elijah Mangeni, which was inspired by the country's national bird, the 'Grey Crowned' Crane. The ICC banned this jersey and said that the design of the feathers on the arms should be removed and the sponsor logo should be highlighted more. The ICC said that the design of the handmade feathers should be changed. Now the feathers on the arms have been removed from the new jersey made by Uganda. This new jersey has a feather design. The Uganda Cricket Board said that the new jersey has been made with 20 percent change compared to the old jersey.