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Best ODI uniforms

CharlesLara

U19 12th Man
As far as World Cup shirts go, I find it hard to go past the 1999 World Cup ones. They were consistent but also each had a uniqueness and minimilist aesthetic that gave each kit some sort of character. They also used the same numbers as the Premier League at the time which I though was pretty cool. I was always a huge fan of that NZ light blue, remember Fleming on the cover of the World Cup 99 game too in it, plus Geoff Allott probably still sleeps in his.

I'm obviously a graphic designer because I care about what typeface is used for the numbers lol.
 

Julian87

State Captain
Agreed on the 1999 WC ones being gun. Was sort of the start of flashy jerseys in cricket and they weren't too over the top. I'm a big fan of pretty plain and distinct jerseys in all sports.

I own the Aussie 93-94, 95-96, the recent 92 wc throwback and a few of the other retro ones re-done by beer companies etc. Has to be yellow, obv.

I've always been a fan of the Kiwi kits too, until they went to all black. Loved most of the beige, grey and teal/black shirts they wore for about 13 years there until 2001 or so.
 

Jono

Virat Kohli (c)
they're not supposed to look good ffs. That's the point of ODI cricket.

NZ ruined it by having cool black shirts.
 

Daemon

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Not sure why we should listen to the opinions of a man that has allegedly worn pink chinos tbh
 

Neil Pickup

Cricket Web Moderator
As far as World Cup shirts go, I find it hard to go past the 1999 World Cup ones. They were consistent but also each had a uniqueness and minimilist aesthetic that gave each kit some sort of character. They also used the same numbers as the Premier League at the time which I though was pretty cool. I was always a huge fan of that NZ light blue, remember Fleming on the cover of the World Cup 99 game too in it, plus Geoff Allott probably still sleeps in his.

I'm obviously a graphic designer because I care about what typeface is used for the numbers lol.
I've never dared to share this opinion on the grounds that I didn't think anyone else would be in remote agreement, or even understand what I was on about. So, yes. Agreed.
 

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