Favourite ODI jumper design?

[Dhoni Dakurri]

My all time favourite was the lightning bolts, with daylight second. This was the era I became obsessed with cricket, specifically watching Dean Jones and Mark Waugh both ton up at the G.

 

[jakethesnake24]

 

[Mego Red]

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How good is that design with the pockets!

 

[Cleavy]

always partial to the 1999 World Cup design.

 

[Scotland]

They aren't jumpers, but I like this one:

Dishonourable mentions:
- any of the dark green ones
- any of the T20I combinations of black, grey etc.

 

[Klim]

These two.

 

[Altum Volantes]

I said it in another thread but I reckon the current one is sharp AF.

Strong colours, minimal sponsorship dominating the designs. Nailed it!

Should be dominantly Yellow (Australian Gold haha) and draw back to the original WSC pyjamas.

 

[Scotland]

The 2015 WC shirt (no sponsors) was great. They do the same at the rugby WC and the uniforms all look cleaner.

Pretty much everything between the 1999 and 2007 WCs was garbage.

These are the days I remember as a kid:

 

[Howard Littlejohn]

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They're the ones I grew up with. I like the current ones too, except for the oversized sponsor logo. I generally prefer simple sports uniforms. Hate gradients.

What really bugs me is that even in world cups there isn't a template any more. I always found it just looked better when sides had the same base template and the colours changed. But back in the 80s, the World Series Cup was pretty much the only ODI comp to use white balls and coloured clothing so the ACB (now CA) could impose a template for all teams for the duration of the Australia summer.

 

[The Speaker]

I was a fan of the 2007 World Cup shirt.

 

[footyfan1978]

 

[budge27]

Always liked that America’s cup design they had 86/87 for the special tournament - the white just added a bit more to the usual designs of the time.

There’s a pic in here of it:
http://www.anthonycosta.com.au/content/top-8-australian-one-day-cricket-uniforms-80s-90s

 

[barrackers]

There's some in the below link that I don't even remember. Particularly those worn in overseas tours, which in many cases isn't a bad thing.

https://rossvslater.wordpress.com/2015/12/20/every-australian-one-day-unifrom-1995-1999/

 

[Dhoni Dakurri]

They're the ones I grew up with. I like the current ones too, except for the oversized sponsor logo. I generally prefer simple sports uniforms. Hate gradients.

What really bugs me is that even in world cups there isn't a template any more. I always found it just looked better when sides had the same base template and the colours changed. But back in the 80s, the World Series Cup was pretty much the only ODI comp to use white balls and coloured clothing so the ACB (now CA) could impose a template for all teams for the duration of the Australia summer.[/QUOTE

Completely agree with the standardised uniform designs.

I really liked the 92 and 96 World Cup uniforms


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[StillAtLarge]

'92 world cup with the lightning bolts runner up

 

[Cainozz]

I was always a fan of the 2009-10 ODI uniform. Seemed pretty classy to me (maybe because we had Adidas on board) but I also liked the deeper gold rather than the bright canary yellow. Plus it brings back memories of when I was in high school staying up late to watch Australia win the 2009 Champions trophy. We also had a pretty solid ODI Team back then. A Fit and firing Watson, Cam White, Ferguson with the likes of Punter, Clarke, Huss and co.

 

[Freo Big Fella]

These two.

This - loved the colour reversed version for Australia-A as well.

Big fan of the 07 World Cup shirt as well.

 

[brucetiki]

There's some in the below link that I don't even remember. Particularly those worn in overseas tours, which in many cases isn't a bad thing.

https://rossvslater.wordpress.com/2015/12/20/every-australian-one-day-unifrom-1995-1999/

Really shows the evolution of one day strips in the 90's. At the start of the 90's it was pretty much just Australia playing ODI's in coloured strips. By the end of the decade, most countries had their own strips.

When it comes to Australian series, 98/99 was the first time all three teams used their own strips, but in 99/00 Pakistan still used an ACB-issued one day strip.

Interestingly both India (99/00) and Sri Lanka (02/03) were pretty much shamed by Channel 9 into putting numbers on the back of playing strips.

 

[Dawn to Dark]

Anyone remember Peter Forrest
Where's he gone

 

[brucetiki]

These are the days I remember as a kid:

These are probably my favourite, followed by the 2015 World Cup strip.

Worst one - take your pick of our T20 strips most have been horrid, especially since Asics became our supplier, followed by the the last ISC one.

 

[Gough]

The not oft seen 1994 South African tour kits. The video sums up Australian cricket at the time, AB runs someone out from mid wicket and Simmo is complaining about something. How good were those old caps too?

 

[Willo_]

The lightning bolts is a huge fave
And this one

as 13 year old me brought one the next day and was the first and only one I had.


Anyone that says those green shit shows they ran with for a while should get infraction points

 

[Scotland]

I wonder in 5-10 years time if people will look back fondly on the 2000s era uniforms like we do on the 80s and 90s ones. People seem the shirts from the era they grew up in, so sucks to be you if you grew up in the early 2000s.

 

[Willo_]

I wonder in 5-10 years time if people will look back fondly on the 2000s era uniforms like we do on the 80s and 90s ones. People seem the shirts from the era they grew up in, so sucks to be you if you grew up in the early 2000s.

Yeah I dare say they will.
I was speaking to a younger fella a year or so ago and mentioned how it was good to be rid of the shit green uniforms, this fella pointed out to me it was all his age knew so he liked them better.

I informed him that he was wrong still

 

[Scotland]

Yeah watching highlights of Australia in green vs England in red looks wrong.