Colored jerseys were introduced in One Day International (ODI) cricket during the 1992 Cricket World Cup, held in Australia and New Zealand. This was a significant change from the traditional white clothing used in limited-overs cricket, allowing teams to wear vibrant colors that represented their nations. The introduction of colored clothing coincided with the use of white cricket balls, enhancing the visibility of the game under lights. Since then, colored jerseys have become standard in limited-overs formats, including T20 cricket.
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Will Paterson introduced the New Jersey plan.
NO. Cricket was never introduced in Olympics. Though, it was introduced in Commonwealth games held in 1997 in Malaysia.
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The people of England introduced cricket in the 1770s.The shepherds used to play this game with the stick they used to take their sheeps for grazing.
british introduced it
1992
Australia
In 1992 World Cup Cricket
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