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KKR Reveals Striking ‘Black and Gold’ Fan Jersey Ahead of IPL 2025

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9 months ago

March 21, 2025

The Kolkata Knight Riders (KKR) have taken a step back in time with the launch of a vintage merchandise line, featuring a nostalgic black and gold jersey that harkens back to the franchise’s debut season in 2008.

At the recent Knights Unplugged 2.0 event, the standout item was the retro fan jersey included in the new collection. While this fan jersey will not be worn by the team this upcoming season, it will be available for fans to purchase, as confirmed by the franchise in an official statement.

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In collaboration with SIX5SIX, one of India’s top sportswear brands, KKR will also offer exclusive apparel inspired by the franchise’s journey, showcasing the passion, resilience, and pride that characterize KKR. This partnership is designed to evoke nostalgia among fans, commemorating KKR’s 18-year legacy while providing a stylish assortment of merchandise options.

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Binda Dey, CMO of Knight Riders Sports, shared, “We are excited to present this vintage merchandise line, which brings an important chapter of our history back to our fans. While the team will continue to wear the traditional purple and gold jerseys, this special edition fan jersey serves as a nostalgic homage as well as a limited-edition collectible.”

KKR will remain in their iconic purple and gold uniforms adorned with three championship stars, celebrating their title victories in 2012, 2014, and 2024.

Previously, KKR introduced an innovative new jersey crafted from biodegradable materials, alongside their environmental initiative, ‘Runs to Roots,’ highlighting their dedication to sustainability and ecological preservation.

The defending champions, captained by Ajinkya Rahane, will commence their title defense against the Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) at Eden Gardens on March 22.

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Historic Test Debut in Guwahati as South Africa Reach 247/6 on Day 1

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2 weeks ago

November 23, 2025

Namma Kudla

On the first day of the second Test between India and South Africa at Barsapara Stadium, South Africa made a strong start, reaching 247 for 6 at stumps.The venue, Barsapara Cricket Stadium, hosted its very first Test match in history — making the day special for Guwahati and cricket in Assam.

South African skipper Temba Bavuma won the toss and chose to bat first.Their openers, Aiden Markram (38) and Ryan Rickelton (35), gave a solid start with a partnership of 82 runs.Later, Tristan Stubbs added 49 before getting out, while Bavuma made 41.

India fought back well thanks to a strong performance by spinner Kuldeep Yadav. He picked up 3 wickets and gave away only 48 runs in 17 overs.Ravindra Jadeja also chipped in with an important wicket, dismissing Bavuma. In the final over before stumps, Mohammed Siraj struck, getting Tony de Zorzi out.At the end of play, Senuran Muthusamy was unbeaten on 25, and Kyle Verreynne was 1 not out.

The light became a concern late in the day. As visibility dropped, play was stopped, and light issues forced the umpires to call it a day early.Overall, India ended Day 1 with a degree of satisfaction. The bowling attack showed discipline, especially through their spinners, and they managed to check the South African momentum.

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India A Post 297/4 as Vaibhav Suryavanshi Smashes 144 Off 42 Balls

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4 weeks ago

November 14, 2025

Namma Kudla

India A began their Asia Cup Rising Stars 2025 campaign with a huge total against the UAE in Doha. Captain Jitesh Sharma won the toss and chose to bat first. Vaibhav Suryavanshi then produced a stunning innings. He scored 144 runs from just 42 balls. His knock included 11 fours and 15 sixes.

Suryavanshi reached his fifty in 17 balls. He completed his century in only 32 balls. He added 163 runs for the second wicket with Naman Dhir, who made 34. Jitesh Sharma also played a quick innings and scored a fast fifty.

India A finished at 297 for 4 in 20 overs. The team now holds a strong position in the match.

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Sri Lankan Players Express Security Fears in Pakistan, Board Urges Them to Stay

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4 weeks ago

November 13, 2025

Namma Kudla

Some Sri Lankan cricketers in Pakistan have asked to return home after a bomb blast in Islamabad killed 12 people on Wednesday. The team is currently playing a three-match ODI series in Rawalpindi, which is close to Islamabad.

Sri Lanka Cricket (SLC) said in a statement that it had spoken to the players and assured them of their safety. The board is working with the Pakistan Cricket Board (PCB) and local authorities to ensure full security.

SLC has directed all players and staff to continue the tour. It warned that if anyone still chooses to return, replacements will be sent and a review will be held later.

Pakistan and Sri Lanka are also set to play a T20I tri-series with Zimbabwe from November 17 to 29 in Rawalpindi and Lahore. PCB chief and Pakistan’s Interior Minister Mohsin Naqvi is overseeing the security arrangements for all three teams.