The design language adopted for 2011 season of the DLF Indian Premier League was a total overhaul on the previous designs. An addition of tertiary blue colour was the highlight of this new design. Reebok continued to manufacture the attire for the team.
The base was the usual red. The ratio for the secondary colour gold on the jersey was increased largeley, extending to the sleeves. A red piping was used on the sleeves. A portion of blue was introduced on the shoulders and sides. Numbering was made blue with a whit outline and the names were printed in blue too.
'McDowell's No.1' was featured on the belly and 'Royal Challenege' was put on the back. For initial few matches, the McDowell's logo appared in two lines, later was changed to appear in a single line. The chest logos were the same as the two previous seasons. The kingfisher logo on the sleeves was put with the transparent background for this season. The manufacturer and the tournament logo were black. A new sponsor, 'White Mischief Vodka' was given a place on the sleeve.
RCB launched an environmental campaign 'Game for Green' in this season and would wear a green jersey in support of this for one match of the season. This green jersey was all the same as that of the normal jersey, only red being replaced with green and inclusion of a specially made 'Game for Green' logo.
The usage of gold colour for names and numbers, white for sponsor logos on the light green base reduced the visibility greatly. No steps were taken to avoid this.
RCB used the same jersey again for the Nokia Champions League Twenty20 season of 2011 with changes in font and tournament logo.
Nothing much changed for next season. Still, there are few things to be known. Stay tuned!
The base was the usual red. The ratio for the secondary colour gold on the jersey was increased largeley, extending to the sleeves. A red piping was used on the sleeves. A portion of blue was introduced on the shoulders and sides. Numbering was made blue with a whit outline and the names were printed in blue too.
'McDowell's No.1' was featured on the belly and 'Royal Challenege' was put on the back. For initial few matches, the McDowell's logo appared in two lines, later was changed to appear in a single line. The chest logos were the same as the two previous seasons. The kingfisher logo on the sleeves was put with the transparent background for this season. The manufacturer and the tournament logo were black. A new sponsor, 'White Mischief Vodka' was given a place on the sleeve.
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| Team RCB in 2011. |
The usage of gold colour for names and numbers, white for sponsor logos on the light green base reduced the visibility greatly. No steps were taken to avoid this.
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| Team RCB in 'Game for Green' match in 2011. |
Nothing much changed for next season. Still, there are few things to be known. Stay tuned!
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