“Striped Watermelon,” Pakistan’s T20 World Cup jersey gets trolled on social media

Pakistan Cricket The Board (PCB) officially unveiled its team jersey for the upcoming T20 World Cup on 19 September. “Big reveal! Presenting the Official Pakistan T20I Thunder Jersey’22,” the PCB wrote on Twitter, posting a video of the players in the new kit.

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The new Pakistani jersey has several diagonal patterns on the front in two different shades of green. The kit’s bold design elements have inspired polarized opinion online. Though it got a thumbs up from many fans of the Pakistan cricket team, others chose to troll the design of the jersey.

A Pakistani fan replied to the PCB’s tweet and wrote, “This is a great kit and if the team does well in the World Cup it will look much better, that matters more than being fair!”

It is worth noting that Pakistan’s new kit had surfaced on social media before its official launch. A picture of Pakistan captain Babar Azam wearing the new kit went viral on Twitter. After this, many cricket lovers made fun of the green jersey for its unusual design. A Twitter user made fun of Pakistan’s new kit by comparing it to the striped pattern of a watermelon.

Another Twitterati pointed to Jersey’s resemblance to wrappers of green apple-flavored chewing gum.

other major teams including Australia and India Has also released its new kit for high-stakes tournaments.

Meanwhile, Pakistani fans are eagerly waiting for the historic T20I series against England at home. The England cricket team is touring Pakistan after 17 years for a seven-match T20I series. Both the teams will be desperate to find a winning streak before going to the T20 World Cup to be held in Australia next month.

Pakistan will go into this series after suffering a humiliating defeat in the Asia Cup final against Sri Lanka. The high-stakes finale exposed several weaknesses of the Pakistani batting line-up. Captain Babar Azam would like to sort out all those issues in his team before this important tournament next month.

Pakistan is all set to begin their World Cup campaign against arch-rivals India on 23 October at the Melbourne Cricket Ground. Both teams are in Group 2 of the tournament along with South Africa and Bangladesh.

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