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India’s new Adidas cricket jersey: Latest kit pictures, price details, launch date and where to buy online | Test, ODI & T20I jerseys

Adidas was officially unveiled as India Cricket’s jersey sponsor recently, with the BCCI and the German athletic apparel company announcing their partnership on social media last week – here are the latest pictures of the kit, along with price, launch date and buying details.

The association will see Adidas design, manufacture and provide travel, training as well as match clothing, as well as other merchandise for India Men’s, Women’s and U19 teams.

The jersey that makes you feel just one thing, Impossible Is Nothing! #OwnYourStripes #adidasXBCCI #adidasTeamIndiaJersey #ImpossibleIsNothing pic.twitter.com/vhahx4q1bV — BCCI (@BCCI) June 3, 2023

When will India play with the new Adidas jersey?

Beginning June 2023, the India men’s team was seen donning the iconic three stripes during their training session ahead of the World Test Championship final against Australia at the Oval. The team is expected to wear the white jersey (with blue stripes) starting with the WTC final.

Virat Kohli of India and the Head Coach, Rahul Dravid talk during India training prior to the ICC World Test Championship Final 2023 at Arundel Cricket Club 

New Adidas kit: Latest pictures of the Test, ODI & T20I jerseys

Men’s test jersey.

The traditional off-white has been combined with Adidas’ trademark blue stripes. Made with recycled polyester , it includes the Adidas HEAR.RDY technology. 

Price: INR 4,999

Men’s T20I jersey

The T20I jersey is expected to make its debut in the T20I series against West Indies in July. The jersey, dominated by the traditional blue, also has orange and white stripes on either side of the arms.

Men’s ODI jersey

The ODI kit, which is set to feature at the 2023 ODI World Cup, has the same white and orange elements as the T20I kit. However, the pattern within the kit is different from that on the T20I jersey.

Price : INR 4,999 per unit

Women’s ODI jersey

Price: INR 4,999 per unit

Women’s T20I jersey

Adidas India kit: Launch date

The jerseys will be available on the Adidas website starting June 4, as well as the Adidas stores.

The ODI replica jersey and the fan jersey will also be available at INR 2,999 and INR 999 respectively.

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The Indian Cricket Team Jersey: History and Evolution

Cricket in India is much more than a sport. It is a religion that people practice every day and the love for it is deeply rooted in our tradition. From the moment a child first picks up a bat, a magical journey begins, a journey fuelled by the mission of representing their motherland on the biggest stage, donning the sacred Indian blue cricket jersey. The Indian Cricket Team Jersey is more than just a uniform and goes beyond fabric and colours. It is a true embodiment of the pride, legacy, and passion of a nation for the sport. From the classic whites of the 1983 World Cup win to today's dynamic blue, every Indian Cricket Team Jersey reflects our cricketing story.

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So, in this chapter by ZAP, let's look at the history of the Indian Cricket Team Jersey, the evolution, the sponsors and the best jerseys ever.

Bleeding Blue – A Colour Beyond Choice:

You may have at least once wondered why India’s Cricket jersey is blue. Well, it’s not just the cricket jerseys that are blue, but all of the sports jerseys for Indian players are blue in colour. Indian sports jerseys were to be chosen from among the colours saffron, green, white and blue that make up the Indian National Flag, except white. Saffron represents bravery and selflessness, white represents peace and truthfulness and green represents faith, fertility, and prosperity. The colour blue in the Ashok chakra represents the sky and the ocean, a mark of vastness. Given that green is mostly connected with Islam and saffron is associated with Hinduism, Jainism, Buddhism, and some political parties, choosing saffron or green for the jerseys would have been perceived as showing political or religious bias. Therefore, choosing any shade between these two would have been difficult and would have damaged India's reputation as a secular country. So, it seemed sensible to choose the colour blue, the colour of the Ashoka Chakra, for India's shirt. Blue symbolizes the sky and the ocean, representing the vastness of sporting achievements, the effort needed to succeed, and the room for improvement to reach new heights. That’s the reason the phrase Bleed Blue is very closely associated with the Indian Cricket Team, meaning giving it your everything on the cricket pitch .  

History and Evolution of the Indian Cricket Team’s Jersey:

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Since 1975, India has participated in each and every men's World Cup. It was a standard in the first four editions of the World Cup for players to wear white clothing. The first World Cup in which teams wore coloured jerseys was in 1992. We debuted at the World Cup with a dark blue shade jersey, but over time, they switched it to a lighter shade. Let’s look at all of the Indian Cricket Team’s jerseys in the ODI World Cups since 1992. 

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India’s Jersey in the 1992 Cricket World Cup:

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All competing teams at the 1992 World Cup used jerseys with similar themes and identical patterns but different colours. India wore a dark blue shirt with white, red, green and light blue coloured horizontal stripes and yellow player names.

The 1993, 1994 ICT Jerseys:

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India wore a yellow shirt with the team's name printed on a blue band across the front in 1993. In contrast, the track pants had a light blue hue. The Indian Team wore a blue and yellow jersey combination in 1994, with the yellow colour becoming increasingly noticeable. It had the player's name in yellow and the word "India" printed in blue.

1996 Indian Team World Cup Jersey:

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All teams once again wore the jerseys with a consistent pattern for all. In 1996, India changed their jersey colour from dark to light blue, with the teams wearing identical designs once more. A wide yellow chest stripe featured the word "India" inscribed in a light blue colour that matched the rest of the jersey, with multicoloured arrows running across the chest and down the sleeves. 

The 1997 and 1998 Indian Jersey:

A dark blue BCCI logo sat on the slight left of the jersey in 1997 when India played Pakistan in the Independence Cup. In 1998, India's jersey was modified once more. It was mostly yellow and blue for a while before turning completely blue with a tricolour encircling the shoulders.

The 1999 Indian Cricket Team World Cup Jersey:

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In the 1999 edition, all teams wore shirts with their cricket boards’ logos composed across the front. India's light blue outfit featured a yellow BCCI crest emblazoned diagonally across the front of the jersey. The 1999 shirt was one of the most iconic and best Indian jerseys ever made.

The 2001 World Cup Indian Cricket Jersey:

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In 2001, the BCCI emblem shifted from the left to the right side of the jersey. The name 'India' was set in the middle of three yellow bands that ran the length of the shirt. Sponsor Sahara was shown above India and on the left sleeve with a white background and black shade.

The 2003 Indian Cricket Team Jersey:

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The 2003 jersey will always be remembered for the legendary performance that the God of Cricket , Sachin Tendulkar had in the tournament. It was in 2003, the first time ever since their victory in 1983 that India advanced to the World Cup final. India went back to their signature light blue colours and had a hint of black on the shoulders and sides. The centre featured the Indian tricolour with the name written on top.  

2007 ODI and T20 Indian Cricket Team World Cup Jersey:

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2007 was one of the Indian team’s most polarizing years. A defeat against Bangladesh and elimination in the group stages itself, meant it would be our worst-ever World Cup campaign. But then in September of the same year, an underdog team, which no one had hoped did the impossible, winning the 2007 T20 World Cup in the final between India vs Pakistan, in the same jersey. During the competition, we wore a light blue jersey with a tricolour stripe running down the right side.

2011 Indian Cricket Team World Cup Jersey:

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The 2011 World Cup was happening in the subcontinent and India hadn’t won the tournament in 28 years and this was the perfect chance to do it. With match-winning performances by all team members, Virat Kohli, Sachin Tendulkar, Yuvraj Singh , Gautam Gambhir , MS Dhoni , Zaheer Khan and a solid collective team effort, we claimed the title by defeating Sri Lanka in the Final at the Wankhede Stadium. The 2011 Indian Cricket Team’s jersey is without a doubt one of the best and the one to which people are most emotionally attached. 

The 2011 Indian Cricket Team jersey featured a slightly darker shade of blue than the 2007 version. The team name, player name, and jersey numbers were written in orange. The jersey itself was a blend of dark and light blue, adorned with tricolour stripes on both sides.

2015 World Cup Jersey:

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The 2015 World Cup was held in Australia and India was entering the championship after a bad run of form prior to the tournament. The tournament started off with an India vs Pakistan match at the Adelaide Oval, a match where Virat Kohli scored a smashing ton. We qualified for the semi-finals but were obliterated by the Australian Cricket Team , the eventual winners of the tournament. The jersey was the same shade of blue as the 2011 one, with a few orange details and a stripe pattern. 

2019 Indian Cricket Team World Cup Jersey:

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The 2019 World Cup is remembered for Rohit Sharma ’s amazing batting , where he owned all bowling lineups scoring 5 hundreds and over 600 runs in a single World Cup edition. The tournament ended in the worst heartbreak for any ICT fan with that Dhoni run out against New Zealand in the semi-finals. This tournament was the first time ever India wore a home and away jersey. The main shirt was the traditional combo of light and dark blue colour with a narrow orange stripe on the abdomen. Also, the collars were different from the ones used in the prior years and orange was on the inside of the collars.

2019 Indian Cricket Team Orange Jersey:

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The Indian Team played in an away jersey in the 2019 ICC CWC game against England in a much darker shade of blue and more prominent details of fluorescent orange. They only played in this jersey once but the response and liking that this shirt got from the fans was overwhelmingly positive.

The 2023 Indian Cricket Team Jersey:

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The 2023 new Adidas Indian Cricket Team jersey was made with a collaboration between the German sportswear giant Adidas and BCCI. This was the first ever time India featured 3 stars on top of the BCCI crest on the shirt. Adidas launched 3 jerseys, one for each format, ODIs , T20s and Tests . For the ODI World Cup, the colour was dark blue with the iconic tricolour shoulder stripes. The T20 jersey is a round collar shirt and the Test jersey comes with a clean white look. 

Why Are Their 3 Stars on the Indian Cricket Team Jersey?

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The three stars that are engraved on the team's jersey stand for India's three World Cup victories. So far, India has won one T20 World Cup and two 50-over World Cups. Their first World Cup victory came in 1983 when the underdogs defeated the formidable West Indies and became champions, captained by Kapil Dev. There was a 24-year-long wait for India's next World Cup Trophy, this time in the T20 World Cup in 2007, led by MS Dhoni. Under Dhoni's leadership, India won the 50-over World Cup at home four years later in 2011, which is still one of the best moments in India's sporting history. 

Which is the best Indian Cricket Team Jersey?

While all the jersey designs had some significance behind their design, there are some jerseys that have become immortal in the fans’ minds, for a player’s magnificent performances, an unforgettable cricket moment or any other reason. Here are the top 3 best Indian Cricket Team jerseys based on their design, and how emotionally attached we are to them:

2011 Jersey – World Cup Victory:

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The 2011 Jersey is more famous for India’s win than the jersey itself. The team showed a collective team effort to win the tournament. It is the two stained jerseys from the tournament that all of us remember more than the new and fresh one. They are Yuvraj Singh’s stained jersey from the quarter finals against Australia and Gautam Gambhir’s stained shirt from the Final against Sri Lanka.

2003 Jersey – Sachin Tendulkar’s Masterclass

The 2003 Jersey, forever linked with Sachin Tendulkar's masterclass. You can close your eyes and feel the magic of Sachin's bat as he mesmerized the world with his brilliance. The 2003 World Cup Jersey evokes memories of hope and determination as India fought for glory on the world stage. It's a symbol of resilience, reminding fans of the team's unwavering spirit even in the face of adversity.

2023 WC Jersey – The Fan Favourite:

The 2023 Indian Cricket Team ODI jersey has become a fan favourite for several reasons. Being a special edition for the 2023 World Cup, with three stars over the BCCI crest, it holds extra value for collectors. It also adds a unique touch with the tricolour stripes on the shoulders, reflecting the national spirit. Though we could not go all the way to lift the trophy, it will remain one of the best in terms of design for a long time. 

How much money does it take to sponsor the Indian Cricket Team?

The sponsorship rights of the Indian Cricket Team jersey are one of the most lucrative money-making deals for the BCCI. A lot of brands and companies are always on the look to be positioned centrally on Indian shirt, as it attracts one of the highest number of views and impression for a brand. In recent times, Byju’s, Dream 11 and OPPO have been the lead sponsors. For companies looking to be the primary sponsor of Indian cricket, the BCCI has set a minimum annual fee of ₹350 crore. According to one of the sources, the base price for bilateral matches involving India is ₹3 crore, while the price for International Cricket Council (ICC) and Asian Cricket Council (ACC) tournaments is ₹1 crore per match. This base price is lower than what Byju's, the previous sponsor, was paying. Byju's used to pay ₹5.07 crore for Indian matches and ₹1.56 crore for ICC and ACC games. Also, the BCCI won't allow betting, cryptocurrency, tobacco, and real-money gaming companies to bid for the sponsorship.

Adidas took on the role of becoming the kit producer/sponsor in 2023 replacing Killer Jeans by paying a package of Rs. 350 Crores in a five-year deal. Every time India plays, the company will be compelled to give ₹65 lakh to the BCCI. The estimated yearly cost, including merchandise royalties, is ₹70 crore.

Who is jersey No 1 in Indian team?

KL Rahul, the current vice captain of the Indian Team wears the number 1 jersey.

Which jersey numbers are retired from the Indian Cricket Team?

The BCCI has retired the Sachin Tendulkar's jersey number 10 and MS Dhoni's jersey number 7 to honour their everlasting contribution to the nation.

Why is Virat Kohli wears the jersey number 18?

Virat Kohli started wearing jersey number 18 because it held significant personal meaning for him. He made his India debut on August 18th, and tragically, his father passed away on December 18, 2006. These events made the number 18 deeply important to Kohli, symbolizing both his cricketing journey and his bond with his father.

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T20 World Cup Cricket jerseys: A look at Team India’s outfit over the last 15 years

India gets extremely overwhelmed with two things – Bollywood and Cricket. Both Bollywood and Cricket stars are idolised in India. In a country where Sachin Tendulkar and Mahendra Singh Dhoni are literally worshipped, anything even remotely related to the sport becomes a huge deal. So, when the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI) unveiled Team India’s cricket jersey for the T20 World Cup 2022, netizens were quick to take cognisance and took to social media to share their views.

Team India’s cricket jersey for the T20 World Cup 2022 is in sky-blue shade and its official sponsors are MPL. Here’s the cricket jersey for Team India which created a huge uproar on social media.

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The blue jersey unveiled by MPL Sports and BCCI transported fans back to 2007 as the colour of the cricket jersey is quite similar. Fans were quick to spot how the shade of blue was related. Now that this year’s jersey for the T20 World Cup is out, let’s go back in time and look at the Indian cricket jerseys worn by the ‘Men in Blue’ for T20 World Cups from 2007 – 2021.

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Indian team’s cricket jersey over the years

The Indian cricket team wore a light shade of blue colour. The tri-colour was belted on the right side while India was written across the middle in yellow colour.

The Indian cricket jersey went from light blue to a slightly darker shade of blue during the 2009 T20 World Cup. A deep shade of blue with orange collars, this cricket jersey became a standard sample of many more Indian cricket team’s jerseys.

The 2010 T20 World Cup cricket jersey wasn’t much different from its predecessor. It was more of an amalgamation of both the 2007 and 2009 cricket jerseys. The deep blue shade with orange collars came from the 2009 edition while the Indian tri-colour came from 2007.

The Indian players wore sky blue jerseys in the 2003, 2007 (T20) and 2011 World Cups. The Men in Blue 2 out of these 3 ICC events and played the final of the 2003 WC.

So, the Indian cricket team decided to stay onboard with their cricket jerseys from a year over. The 2012 T20 World Cup was the fourth edition of this cricket format which was held in an Asian country – Sri Lanka as opposed to the previous years’ game. Here’s a quirk – do you know why the cricket jersey remained unchanged? BCCI felt that the old uniform was lucky for Team India.

India won the 2013 Champions Trophy with the jersey they wore in 2011 and 2012 WCs.

This was a shift from the one used earlier. Predominantly blue, this T20 World Cup jersey worn by Team India was a unique one from its predecessors. Also, a special feature of it was that it had a pattern on its shoulders with the colours of the Indian flag.

Did you know this trivia? The Indian cricket team’s outfit for 2015 World Cup was developed by Nike . The sports brand used at least 33 recycled plastic bottles for the jersey in order to encourage environmental awareness. A saffron font with a white border in the centre was used to write India.

This jersey was one of a kind with a blue and reddish orange combination. The colour blue was predominant while the reddish-orange pattern adorned the left side of the jersey.

2017 and 2018

The cricket jersey for both the years was the same as the previous years.

The Indian team sported an Orange-Blue jersey for their World cup match. Indian cricket team’s jersey was at its best with dark blue shade dominating the entire kit.

This cricket jersey was special as it had wave-like patterns. Named as the “Billion Cheers Jersey,” the wave pattern on the jersey represented the millions of Indian cricket team fans cheering for their team.

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Ace Indian batters Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma won’t be a part of the Zimbabwe tour. On the other hand, the emerging players of the IPL 2024 will get their much deserved chance. The BCCI Selection Committee are unwilling to give the youngsters directly into the ICC T20 World Cup.

The Indian Cricket Board is unwilling to take any risks for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup . Reports claim that no new faces will be seen in the Indian squad. Therefore, following the conclusion of the World Cup, for the Zimbabwe and Sri Lanka series, the emerging and top performing players of IPL 2024 will get a chance.

No Virat Kohli & Rohit Sharma

With the youngsters and emerging players getting their chances, Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli will be rested. The ace duo will get some much needed break. The absence off these two stars will pave way for the new ones to perform. The apex body believes that debuts of the emerging stars in these series will be better than directly throwing them into the fire of the T20 World Cup.

Both Rohit Sharma and Virat Kohli returned to the shortest format of the game earlier this year during the IND vs AFG T20I series. The duo will lead India’s charge in the ICC tournament. The Men in Blue are slated to take on Zimbabwe for 5-match T20I series starting from 6th July.

During the end of July, India will travel to Sri Lanka. Both the sides will lock horns for 3 ODI and 3 T20I matches.

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Chasing a target at the Ekana Stadium against LSG! Many teams with some of the most skilled and experienced batters have failed this gauntlet as the tracks get sluggish and the bowlers offer them no pace. However, Delhi Capitals today proved that a potent concoction made with the exuberance of youth and the perennially fearless mindset of Rishabh Pant is what is needed to rattle Lucknow on their own turf. A great game for the neutral fan, makes the IPL table a bit more competitive. Let’s see tomorrow if Punjab can pull up any trees and drag down Rajasthan from their perch. Join us then, bye for now!!

Kuldeep Yadav | Player of the Match: Was tough when I wasn't fit. Got injured first game and was difficult to see the team struggling in the middle overs. Credit goes to Patrick (Farhart) to maintain my fitness and get me ready quickly. All three were important wickets, it was crucial to get wickets in the middle overs to control the run rate. I liked the first and second wicket, I have played a lot against Pooran and the execution for that was right. I was clear with my plans, just the length matters for me as a spinner. Very clear and confident with my skills. Whenever I feel the DRS call is 50/50, I try to push for it but when it is more 60/40 then I tend to listen to Rishabh. As a bowler, you obviously want to take the DRS whevever possible. We've got 2 reviews, so obviously one is for me (laughs off).

Rishabh Pant: Little relief, we wanted a win badly. I was talking to the boys saying we need to think like champions, we need to keep fighting hard. (On bowling) We have phases where we are not up to the mark, some individuals have to take responsibility for that. However, we stick together as a group. Some things you can control, some things we can't. (On team combination) I think we are getting closer to the right XI, but we've had so many injuries in this group. However, you can't keep complaining about that. (On Fraser-McGurk) Hopefully, we've found our new number 3, haven't thought too much about it. Hope he can continue.

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Highest individual scores on IPL debut (DC) 58* - Gautam Gambhir vs RR, Delhi, 2008 55 - Jake Fraser-McGurk vs LSG, Lucknow, 2024 54 - Sam Billings vs KKR, Delhi, 2016 53 - Paul Collingwood vs KKR, Delhi, 2010 52* - Shikhar Dhawan vs RR, Delhi, 2008

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DC in run-chases since 2023 Matches: 13 Lost: 10 Won: 3 Before today, DC had lost each of their previous six matches while chasing in the IPL.

Successful run-chases vs LSG in the IPL 168 - DC - 6 wickets & 11 balls remaining - Lucknow, 2024 160 - PBKS - 2 wickets & 3 balls remaining - Lucknow, 2023 159 - GT - 5 wickets & 2 balls remaining - Mumbai WS, 2022

LSG bowling Ravi Bishnoi: 2/25 from 4 overs (ER: 6.25) Others: 2/144 from 14.1 overs (ER: 10.16)

DC’s run-chase Overs 1-6: 62/1 (RR: 10.33) Overs 7-10: 13/1 (RR: 3.25) Overs 11-14: 61/0 (RR: 15.25) Overs 15-18.1: 34/2 (RR: 8.16)

Jake Fraser-McGurk: I spent the last 5-6 games on the sidelines and was itching to have a go. It was more of trying not to swing too hard, trying to find the middle of the bat and that's what I have been trying to do in the last 12 months. I loved the one over cover, nothing better than hitting over the off-side. It is something that I continue to learn and do, batting outside of the powerplay and I will get better by playing more games. I am so happy to be out there, this is a different world out here, heard about it but to experience it.. it is an amazing time to come to India.

KL Rahul: If I want to be harsh, I think we were 15-20 runs short, we got off to a good start, we could have capitalised and got 180. There was a bit of help for the seamers, the odd ball kept low. Kuldeep made its use (and got those wickets.) The new guys when they come in, it's pretty unknown for us. He (Jake Fraser-McGurk) hit the ball well, credit to him. We always walk in with the same mindset, want to hit the right areas. We got Warner in the powerplay, got a couple of wickets after the powerplay. The set batters - Pant and McGurk took the game away from us after that dropped catch. We travel tomorrow and play an afternoon game (on Sunday). That's how the schedule goes, need to turn up, could be tough during Indian summers. In hindsight you can always wonder you could have done something different. There wasn't much spin after Axar's over, so I thought Pooran could have put some pressure on the opposition, if he was set. He would have been dangerous, but credit to Kuldeep for getting him out. He (Mayank Yadav) is feeling good, he looks good, but we don't want to rush him. We need to protect his body, he's itching to go. Need to make sure that he's hundred percent (fit) before he comes back.

Couple overs later, Fraser-McGurk hit a hat-trick of sixes against Krunal Pandya, and the next over from Yash Thakur also went for plenty of runs. The 22-year-old notched up a fifty on IPL debut, but couldn't stay till the end as he sliced one to deep point off Naveen-ul-Haq. Rishabh Pant played a real captain's knock to take the pressure off the debutant, but he too couldn't stay till the end as he was stumped dancing down the track against Bishnoi. However, DC never lost Hope and they managed to get through the line with almost two overs to spare. Rishabh Pant and co. are back to winning ways, the LSG juggernaut have been stopped. Stick around for the presenations...

23:12 Local Time, 17:42 GMT, 23:12 IST: LSGs home domination is curbed. Their streak of defending totals comes to an end. The hunters have been hunted, and they have been stung by the new, potent venom from South Australia sprinkled with a bit of fearless bite from the leader of the team that features three tigers on their emblem. Chasing 167, Delhi didnt get the best of starts as Warner copped a blow to his wrists and then chopped one back onto his stumps. However, that brought the youngster Jake Fraser-McGurk to the crease and he got off the mark with two sixes in the IPL. Fraser-McGurk was well supported by Prithvi Shaw who scored six fours in the powerplay, but holed out trying to attack Ravi Bishnoi. There came a lull post the powerplay as LSG slipped in four quiet overs, with Bishnoi leading the charge. Fraser-McGurk was struggling for timing, and the skipper Rishabh Pant took the mantle on himself. He attacked Bishnoi for a four and six, and that titled the complextion of the game.

Arshad Khan to Tristan Stubbs, SIX , into the crowds and burried somewhere in those stands is LSG's streak of defending scores in excess of 160. A length ball onto middle and leg, Stubbs with a nonchalant pull over deep backward square leg for a maximum. DC back to winning ways, win by 6 wickets with 11 balls to spare!

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