Photos of all jerseys used by New Zealand Cricket Team in ICC Cricket World Cup (1992-2023)

New Zealand Cricket Team will be playing ICC Cricket World Cup opener against England on October 5.

As the world waits for the mega event of cricket which is ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 to begin, all eyes are on New Zealand cricket team as they prepare to clash with defending champions England in the tournament opener on October 5th at Narendra Modi Stadium. New Zealand, a team known for its competitive spirit and determination, have come close to lifting the trophy on last two occasions but are yet to be champions.

On 18th of September New Zealand revealed their jerseys. New Zealand team have had changed their jerseys along their way. Let's look at the journey through nine editions of World Cup, from 1992 to 2023, on how New Zealand Cricket Team's jerseys have transformed.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 1992 :

In 1992 Benson & Hedges World Cup, New Zealand made a bold statement with their distinctive jersey. In an elegant powder gray, Kiwis stood out as one of the most innovative teams in the tournament. What truly set their jersey apart were the eye-catching horizontal stripes, featuring four distinct colors: red, white, green, and blue.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 1996 :

In 1996 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand continued to continue their signature grey shade, with some alterations. What set this jersey apart was the prominent inclusion of the team's name, elegantly scripted in white and running down the center of the chest. This addition added a touch of sophistication to their attire, making their identity unmistakable to fans worldwide.

The gray shade in the 1996 jersey was lightened, presenting a more vibrant and contemporary look. Horizontal white lines were also incorporated into the design, these lines added aesthetic appeal.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 1999 :

In 1999 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand changed from their traditional white and grey tones, opting instead for a bold teal-colored kit. This change in color was a significant shift from their previous jerseys and marked a new era in their World Cup attire.

One standout feature of this jersey was the prominent use of the silver fern motif, a symbol deeply associated with New Zealand. This iconic emblem was incorporated as a print at the center of the jersey, adding a sense of national pride and identity.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 2003 :

In 2003 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand made a striking choice by going "all black" with their jersey. This decision was different from their previous color palettes and represented a unique and powerful statement.

The jersey was predominantly black, the names of players and their jersey numbers were written in contrasting white, ensuring clarity and visibility against the dark background.A noteworthy feature of this jersey was the silver fern, an iconic New Zealand symbol, proudly printed on the back.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 2007 :

In 2007 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand continued with their distinctive all-black jersey, a symbol of their national pride and unity. However, there was an intriguing twist to their design. Instead of using white, they opted for a contrasting gray shade for the silver fern printed on the front of their jersey.

This choice of gray for the fern added a subtle change to their attire. The names of players remained in white, providing a clear and readable contrast against the predominantly black background.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 2011 :

In 2011 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand continued to embrace their iconic all-black jersey. However, there were slight yet noticeable changes in the design.

One change was the use of a gray fern motif, elegantly running down the sides of the jersey sleeves. Furthermore, the collar of the jersey featured a blend of grey and black shades, providing a style to their jersey. The black color, while still dominant, appeared slightly lighter, contributing to an overall fresh and contemporary look.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 2015 :

In 2015 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand Cricket Team introduced a unique and eye-catching jersey that deviated from their traditional all-black attire. This time, their jersey featured a combination of blue and black.The front of the jersey remained predominantly black, with "New Zealand" prominently printed across the chest. The names of players and their jersey numbers were elegantly presented in white, ensuring clarity and visibility.

What made this jersey truly distinctive was the addition of blue accents. Blue used on the shoulders, on the back and the lower area of the jersey. This touch of blue added a refreshing contrast to the dark backdrop.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 2019 :

In 2019 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand Cricket Team returned to their iconic all-black jersey. However, this time, the jersey featured some refined elements that added a touch of elegance and modernity to their attire.

A distinctive feature was the addition of a white collar, which enhanced the jersey's overall look. Adding to the sophisticated design, a white line ran around the jersey, providing a clean and sharp contrast to the black backdrop. This design element showcased attention to detail and precision. On the chest, the silver fern emblem was prominently displayed.

New Zealand Cricket Team jersey for ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 :

In 2023 Cricket World Cup, New Zealand Cricket Team revealed their jersey that blended the colors of blue, black, and white, creating a dynamic look. This jersey was a change from their traditional all-black attire.

On the left side of the chest, the official logo of Cricket World Cup. On the right side, the jersey proudly displayed New Zealand National Flag.The back of the shirt featured the player's name and number, meanwhile, the front of the jersey showcased the iconic fern logo, a symbol deeply associated with New Zealand.