After the inaugural season of the Women’s Premier League (WPL) turned out to be a massive success last year, the cricket fraternity is waiting with bated breath for the commencement on the second edition of the tournament.
Mumbai Indians, who lifted the title last year after defeating Delhi Capitals in the final by seven wickets, have unveiled their jersey for WPL 2024. The attractive-looking jersey has been designed by renowned designer Monisha Jaising. The jersey retains the essence of the traditional blue and gold that Mumbai Indians have been accustomed to wearing.
“The jersey’s print is inspired by the shades of blue of the feathers on the peacock’s neck and breast that show a characteristic colour and size gradient. The coral-peach colour is inspired by the central part of the feather called the stem, which belongs to the coral-brown palette. The gradient pattern takes inspiration from natural geometric and colour gradient seen on the neck and breast feathers of the peacock,” Mumbai Indians wrote in an official statement.
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