The Indian cricket team donned a pale blue hue for their attire, featuring the tricolor positioned on the right side, with "India" emblazoned in yellow across the middle their winning season.
During the 2009 T20 World Cup, the Indian cricket jersey transitioned from a light blue to a slightly deeper shade of blue.
The cricket jersey for the 2010 T20 World Cup featured a deep blue shade with orange collars and incorporated the Indian tri-colour design from 2007.
The Indian cricket team wore the same jersey that they had worn for the ODI World Cup, believing it to be lucky for them.
The T20 World Cup jersey donned by Team India stood out from its previous versions. Additionally, a distinctive characteristic was the inclusion of a shoulder pattern featuring the colors of the Indian flag.
This jersey was unique, featuring a combination of blue and reddish-orange hues. While blue was the dominant color, the reddish-orange pattern embellished the left side of the jersey.
This cricket jersey was notable for its wave-like designs. Dubbed the "Billion Cheers Jersey," the wave pattern on the attire symbolized the countless Indian cricket team supporters rallying behind their squad.
The jersey, much like India’s training gears, has taken on a lighter shade of blue with darker sleeves.