PAKISTAN ODI KITS
1981-84
WSC Australia - 1984
1985 World Cricket Championship
1986/87 Perth Challenge
1992 World Cup
1988/89 & 1989/90 WSC
1992-93 Total Series South Africa
1993-94 NZ series
1995-96 NZ series
1992-93 Australia and NZ series series
1995 Mandela Trophy
1996 World Cup
1997 Independence Cup
1996-7 Carlton Series
1997 Sharjah Cup
1998 Standard Chartered series
South Africa
1998 Wills International Cup
1998 Independence Cup Dhaka
1999 Sharjah Cup, April
1999 Tri Series India
1999 World Cup
1999 Sharjah Cup, November
2000 Australia tour
2000
Jan to Apr 2001
Jun 2001 to Jan 2003
2003 World Cup to New Zealand Series Jan 2004
Asia Cup to ICC Champions Trophy 2004
Interestingly, this kit was first used from WC 2003 till January 04. Then for the
Indiaseries in March, the kit below was introduced.Then During Asia Cup, this
kit was reusedtill the ICC Champions Trophy.
March 2004 to Feb 2005
Apr 2005 - Feb 2007 & May 07
World Cup 2007
This kit was used before the World Cup, with
the kit below being used for the WC 2007.
After the WC, a small 3 ODI series was set
up in May 2007between Sri Lanka and
Pakistan in UAE, and this kit wasused
for that series too.
* Later used as
playing kit
Sept 2007-2008
Jan 2009- ICC Champions Trophy 2009
Nov 2009-Feb 2010
ICC World T20 2010
June 2010-Jan 2011
August 2014
2014 World T20
ICC Champions Trophy 2013 - Asia Cup 2014
Indian Series 2012
2012 ICC World T20
Sri Lanka series August 2012
ICC Cricket World Cup 2011
April 2015
One of the weirdest kits used by Pakistan:
The full sleeved shirts were totally different
from the half sleeves. To top it off, there was
a grey seater
Singer Trophy ’94
1997 India series (UOF)
This was an unofficial 3 ODI series held in
India. Youtube video here
1997 Ind Series (in PK)
Screen grab from Youtube
The first Coloured kit for Pakistan. Used in AUS tri-series as well as NZ games, the two early
adopters of coloured kits
If you want to see Series by Series if a coloured / White kit was used in ODIs by Pakistan, you
can read here
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Year 2000 was important as it was the last year that saw ODI cricket being played in
White flannels. Since 1979 till 2000, some ODI cricket was in Whites while others in
coloured clothing due to flood lights use, marketing and other reasons. Secondly, a red
ball was used with White flannels while a white ball was used will coloured clothing
The kit being worn by Mohammed Hafeez (middle, right)
was only for a marketing event for T20 WC 2012 but later
Pakistan announced their official kit (Left)
ICC Cricket WC 2015
