Champions Trophy 2025: Bangladesh Unveil New Jersey for the Tournament

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Bangladesh Cricket Board (BCB) has officially unveiled the national team's jersey for the ICC Champions Trophy 2025, set to begin on February 19. The reveal, done through a promotional video on social media.

The jersey prominently features Bangladesh's national colours -- red and green -- while a golden tiger motif runs across the fabric, symbolizing the team's unwavering fighting spirit.

The launch video, which premiered at 6:30 pm BST, included appearances from key squad members such as captain Najmul Hossain Shanto, all-rounders Mehidy Hasan Miraz and Mahmudullah, veteran Mushfiqur Rahim, and fast bowlers Taskin Ahmed and Nahid Rana. Each player sported the new outfit, adding to the excitement among fans ahead of the highly anticipated tournament.

Bangladesh will begin their campaign on February 20 against India in Dubai, marking a crucial start to their group-stage journey. Their second match is set for February 24 against New Zealand before they take on hosts Pakistan on February 27. These fixtures will be pivotal in determining whether the Tigers can replicate or surpass their semifinal run in the 2017 edition.

The ICC Champions Trophy 2025 will be broadcast live in 12 countries and regions, while also being available for digital streaming for the first time, expanding the tournament's global reach.

Ahead of their first match, Bangladesh has scheduled a single practice game against Pakistan Shaheens, which will take place at the ICC Cricket Academy in Dubai on February 17. The Pakistan Shaheens, a side composed of emerging and experienced players from the national circuit, will be led by Mohammad Haris. This warm-up fixture will serve as Bangladesh's only competitive preparation before the tournament kicks off.

With the return of the Champions Trophy after an eight-year gap, Bangladesh is eager to make a strong statement on the global stage. Their new jersey not only represents the nation's pride but also signals their readiness to take on the world's best in cricket's premier 50-over tournament.