- By Ankit Bisht
- Fri, 22 Sep 2023 09:41 AM (IST)
- Source:JND
Australia have unveiled their official 2023 ODI World Cup jersey on Friday ahead of their first ODI against India in Mohali. The jersey features First Nations design that will appear on all of Australia’s international playing kits and is produced by their official kit partner ASICS.
In the video shared by the official social media handle of Cricket Australia, all-rounder Glenn Maxwell was seen donning the jersey and complimenting the design of the kit. He also revealed his favourite Australian kit.
Come for the first look at the Aussie kit for the upcoming ODI World Cup, stay for a chat with Glenn Maxwell on the turf of the MCG 💪🏟️#KitWeek #CWC23 pic.twitter.com/OE6lTP0FWT
— cricket.com.au (@cricketcomau) September 22, 2023
"The playing kit also features the logo of global technology company and existing CA partner, HCLTech on the sleeve. For the first time, HCLTech has become Australia’s official Team Sponsor at an ICC event and will also feature on the training kit," Cricket Australia said in a statement.
Check the pictures of Australia's World Cup jersey:


Australia's World Cup playing squad is already in India for the three-match ODI series before participating in the quadrennial showpiece event.
The five-time champions Australia will open their World Cup campaign against hosts India at MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai on October 8.
In the 2019 World Cup, both Australia and India made semi-final exits from the tournament. However, the Aussies redeemed themselves with the 2021 T20 World Cup and 2023 World Test Championship titles.
Cricket Australia’s Executive General Manager Broadcast & Commercial, Stephanie Beltrame said: “We’re excited to continue to grow our relationship with HCLTech. Following our recently announced five-year renewal, this is another exciting opportunity in our partnership."
“The ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup is a major event on the sporting calendar that has huge global reach, so we’re delighted to have trusted global brand in HCLTech continuing to back the Australian team on and off the field," he added.
