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@vikram_tuteja For Australia and Zimbabwe, 99 was the best; for others, it could be debatable.

@NonPlyingChar No jersey could match the ones in 92 and 96 99 was nowhere close ...

The 1999 Cricket World Cup had the best jerseys. These iconic 1999 kits featured oversized fits, bold colors, and unique team-specific graphics from Southern Cross stars and lightning bolts to silver ferns, tigers, and lions. Which one is your favorite? Australia India Pakistan Sri Lanka New Zealand South Africa England Zimbabwe Bangladesh Kenya

@OversLife What a contest between bat and ball! Lara and McGrath, two great players fighting! McGrath was something magical , line, length, and accuracy.

Getting Lara out without pace? McGrath: Hold my beer.

@alpi1980 spot on ! it had the best format

@NonPlyingChar 1999 world cup also had best format in my opinion with each group stage match having importance instead of playing countless matches to ensure some teams aren't out in first round.

@kirankonnects It's perspective, I think India always had better-looking jerseys.

1996 and 1996 are the worst jerseys for India. 1992 is the best. Every blue jersey from 2004 onwards is good.

@OversLife India always had one of the best jerseys in the World Cup.

@NonPlyingChar I liked India's light blue tone to be honest.

@vineetrajouri He is a pioneer of fast bowling in India and inspired many generations. He took more than 400 wickets. You need to be street smart to achieve these milestones.

Of all the greatest visiting fast BOWLERS Kapil Dev had the best record in terms of wickets & victory!!! Haryana HURRICANE was a street smart CRICKETER!!!!

@Montyjhonty me too ! Srinath 😍

@NonPlyingChar 99 wc I love it right from dresses to pitches to quality of cricket. That's what my dp is

@amittalwalkar @VijayCricketFan BCCI killed ICL, sad !

119 players have played T20Is for India and Dinesh Mongia is the only one who never played in the IPL. That list won't grow. Courtesy @VijayCricketFan

@sshaikh1002 The yellow jersey with stars

@NonPlyingChar Australia had the awesome jersey!

@vineetrajouri Yeah! on television it looked cool.

@NonPlyingChar SL had a cool jersey

@cricpulseHQ Since last 4 years they have great team which making them to win most of the matches

RCB have recorded the most IPL wins in the last six years 💪 #TATAIPL2026

@Muthuvelpandiy They will come bounce back no worries !

Thala made winning the trophy so much easier! Now even a win seems impossible. Come on CSK! ☹️💛

@mugabe139 @mittalrag He id complete player !

@NonPlyingChar @mittalrag Tendulkar was never referred to as a Batter

Sachin Tendulkar wasn’t just the greatest batter ever. He was the closest thing cricket has ever seen to a perfect cricketer, not just in technique but in his total presence. He bowled medium pace early in his career, then switched to spin , off-spin and leg-spin, depending on the batsman, changing styles mid-spell like it was nothing. He was a true genius who read the game and batsmen, and bowled accordingly. In the field he was elite. He was pinpoint accurate, remember his match-winning catch of Inzy. Off the field he was the ultimate gentleman- calm, humble, and respectful in every interview, with zero controversy. Pure class personified, he is the true ambassador of cricket. Listen to his retirement speech and you will realise how great he was.

@rush2022b Sponsor logo ruins jersey!

@NonPlyingChar Pure white jerseys should be brought back to Test Cricket

Alec Stewart made the white helmet iconic with his artistic batting style! We should bring back the white helmet in Test cricket!

Right, you have correctly pointed out that outlier one match where MacGill dominated, but in the rest of the matches where they were neck and neck, in terms of average MacGill had a 24 and Shane Warne had a 28, which shows MacGill performed better in those matches as well. It was a treat to watch them play together!

@NonPlyingChar That side-by-side record comes down to one match v Eng in 1999, when Warne only snared 2 wkts while MacGill took 12 wkts. In their other 15 matches together, Warne was slightly ahead (72 wkts to 70). I did often wish the selectors would give them more games in tandem.

Stuart MacGill is the most underrated gem. I genuinely felt he spun the ball bigger and sharper than Shane Warne, his wrong'un was a monster. He got overshadowed by the Shane Warne, maybe because of Warne's sheer ability to make things happen out of nowhere. But when we look at the stats from when they played together, MacGill actually performed better: In the 16 Tests they played together, MacGill outperformed Warne (82 wkts @ 22.1 vs 74 @ 29.6). When Warne was out, MacGill delivered match-winning spells. Warne had the aura and consistency on flat tracks, but on a helpful pitch? MacGill often looked more dangerous. If he had played for any other country, he’d be remembered as the best leg-spinner of his generation.

@damupattassery He had success in Pakistan and Bangladesh but went for runs in India and Sri Lanka.

@NonPlyingChar Would be interesting to see his record in Asia!!

@WG_RumblePants I got this pic from your post. Thanks !!

@NonPlyingChar The GOAT white helmet knight.