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CT2017: PCB unveils new design ODI kit

LONDON: Pakistan Cricket Board  (PCB) has unveiled new One Day International (ODI) kit for upcoming ICC Champions tr
Published May 27, 2017

LONDON: Pakistan Cricket Board  (PCB) has unveiled new One Day International (ODI) kit for upcoming ICC Champions trophy 2017 starting from June 1st in England and Wales.

According to PCB, the dark-green coloured jersey with yellow stripes on the side has been made with cotton and polyester.

The kit is also available for sale at ICC’s official store for £40.00.

It is pertinent to mention here that, the Sarfraz XI will start their International Cricket Council (ICC) Champions Trophy 2017 campaign against their arch-rivals India at Edgbaston on June 4th.

Pakistan are yet to win the Champions Trophy, but come to England with a sense of freedom as they look to reach a first-ever final — with excitement the main emotion heading into the tournament.

Earlier, Sarfraz said “We have nothing to lose, we just want to play our natural game. We have just played a very good series in the West Indies, where the players performed very well.”

Copyright Business Recorder, 2017

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