Women's T20 World Cup 2024: A look at jerseys of all 10 teams

Australia changed their T20 kit ahead of 2023-24 summer and adopted a deep jungle green shade with sides and underarms in yellow. They went with it in the men's T20 World Cup and will stay with it for the women's tournament as well

Bangladesh ditched their men's jersey and decided to have their own. The red was running in stripes on the sleeves for the men, however, for women it on the left half of the shirt, above the waist to give it running-paint-with-fingers sort of a look. The green remains dark, with dots of lighter shades on the sleeves

England too continue with the subtle red shirts, navy pants kit, having done away with the extravagant designing. There's a bit of a design on the shoulders, at the end of the sleeves and on the sides in navy blue but that's about it

India continue with the blue-orange design in which the men won the T20 World Cup, will women follow suit? The shirt has orange on the sleeves and a bit on pants. An orange lining runs throughout the shirt on the stitching on the sides and below. The blue colour is reminiscent of the World Cup 2023 kit

The Black Caps opted for a teal kit for men's tournament but the White Ferns continue with New Zealand's regular T20 kit as they did last year. The sky blue influx is just around the left sleeve, a bit on the right side, a similar lining on right above the waist and majority of it is on the front in rhombic form above the waist on the left

Called the matrix jersey, Pakistan too enhanced their style quotient with the new kit. It's a mix of light and dark green with both colours in triangles alternatively, vertically designed on the kit. A confused design but nevertheless a fresher look with newer mix of shades

Associate nations really upped their game in terms of kit designs in the men's competition. Thus, Scotland women continue to sport the lavish pink-purple kit wore by the men in June. The kit has all three of purple, pink and navy blue with dots and in other different shapes flowing over. Overdesigned? Yes, but still a really fresh look

South Africa's is predominantly yellow, but has green sleeves and a lining running downwards in the front. There's the three flag colours, red, black and blue on left shoulder and a black stripe amid two green stripes on right one. The pants are green as well

Sri Lanka have just gone with shades of blue while ditching the maroon and gold, which was part of their T20 kit. The blue is darker on the sleeves and shoulders and lighter on the front but that is also divided into two shades with their national emblem in the background quite explicitly running all over the shirt and gives it a distinct look

West Indies continue with their yellow and maroon T20 kit. The maroon is on the sleeves, sides and pant and a lot of palm trees below the chest area. The yellow is in the centre and at the end of the sleeves