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This is the new Desert Vipers shirt 2023, the jersey that the Vipers will wear in the first ever edition of the Emirates T20 league. The Desert Vipers franchise are owned by the Glazers, the same folks who control Manchester United.

The Vipers will be captained by Colin Munro, and the Black Caps star is here seen modelling their new red jersey, which features a viper design on the front and the hashtag “FangsOut” on the reverse. Rasasi Perfumes are their primary shirt sponsors, as can be seen below.

Also check out the new Adani group owned Gulf Giants ILT20 jersey.

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This is the new Gulf Giants shirt 2023, the jersey that the Adani group (Adani Sportsline) owned Gulf Giants franchise will be wearing for the first ever edition of the International League T20 (ILT20) in the UAE later this month.

The new kit is orange in colour and has two Adani brands (Ambuja Cement and ACC) as its shirt sponsors, as can be seen in the pics below.

The Gulf giants are coached by Andy Flower, & their first game of the tournament will be against the Abu Dhabi Knight Riders.

Also see the new Dubai Capitals ILT20 shirt.

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The ICC has announced U19 T20 Women’s World Cup T20 fixtures of all the teams scheduled to be held in South Africa.

The Women in Blue will take on Australia at Steyn City School on 9 January.

There are total of 16 teams that have been divided into four groups with Pakistan being placed in Group B alongside England, Rwanda and Zimbabwe. In Group D we have India, South Africa UAE & Scotland.

Monday, 9 January 2023       

Scotland v United States of America –St Stithians College, Scotland U19 won by 45 runs

India v Australia – Steyn City School, India U19 won by 18 runs

Ireland v Pakistan – Tuks Oval, Pakistan U19 won by 7 wickets

Indonesia v Zimbabwe – Hammanskraal Oval, Indonesia U19 won by 15 runs

United Arab Emirates v Sri Lanka – St Stithians College, Sri Lanka U19 won by 52 runs

South Africa v Bangladesh – Steyn City School, Bangladesh U19 won by 7 runs (DLS method)

New Zealand v Rwanda – Tuks Oval, New Zealand U19 won by 63 runs

West Indies v England – Hammanskraal Oval, England U19 won by 9 wickets

Wednesday, 11 January 2023 

Bangladesh v India – St Stithians College, Bangladesh U19 won by 3 runs          

United States of America v United Arab Emirates – Steyn City School, USA U19 won by 31 runs     

England v Indonesia – Tuks Oval, England U19 won by 10 wickets

Rwanda v Ireland – Hammanskraal Oval, Rwanda U19 won by 1 run

South Africa v Australia – St Stithians College, Australia U19 won by 8 wickets

Sri Lanka v Scotland – Steyn City School, Sri Lanka U19 won by 7 wickets

Zimbabwe v West Indies – Tuks Oval, West Indies U19 won by 6 wickets

Pakistan v New Zealand – Hammanskraal Oval, New Zealand U19 won by 7 wickets