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# Hello friends, As you all know, World Cup 2019 for Team India is going very well. Playing in the blue jersey, the players of our Indian team have performed very well. Dada's Team India has so far played 4 matches, out of which he has won 3 matches and one match was canceled due to rain. Meaning that Team India has won all the matches played so far. India's next match against Afghanistan is on June 22. This match will be played in England's Southampton.  Third party image reference But this time the Indian team playing in blue jersey will be seen playing different clothes. Let me tell you that this is being done under the new rules of ICC. In which two types of jerseys have been prepared for many teams playing the World Cup. This rule will be applicable only in those matches in which the jersey of both the countries will be of the same color. In which one team will be given the status of host and the other team. In which guests will have to make changes to their jersey.  Third party image reference Due to this, the broadcaster is being told the following problems. When 2 teams play in the same kind of clothing, there is little difficulty in recognizing the players. For this reason, the ICC has implemented this new rule. Let us tell you that India will play on June 22 against Afghanistan. In which the Indian team has been given the status of the guest.  Third party image reference Because of which the Indian team will have to make changes in their jersey. According to information from the sources, the Indian team will be playing in the Kesari Colors jersey in that match. But officially, it has not been confirmed that Team India will definitely play in the Kesari Colors jersey. Copyright Disclaimer Under Section 107 of the Copyright Act 1976, allowance is made for "fair use" for purposes such as criticism, comment, news reporting, teaching, scholarship, and research. Fair use is a use permitted by copyright statute that might otherwise be infringing. Non-profit, educational or personal use tips the balance in favor of fair use."