Ranking the top 10 T20I jerseys of all time

Over the years, cricket has undergone several modifications and this process of development will never stop. There used to be just Test cricket, in which two teams played each other for five days to determine the winner. To increase the intensity of the game, the limited-overs format was introduced, although the original version of the game was still depicted.

With the introduction of ODIs, numerous facets of the game were altered, including the format, rules, and even the colour of the ball. Additionally, coloured jerseys were customarily worn to add flair to the game. Teams used to wear white uniforms in the past, and neither side's clothing was very different from the other. But since the 1992 World Cup, coloured apparel has been standard in one-day international cricket.

The same changes were then added to the shortest format of the international cricket - T20Is. With changes in sponsors and tournaments, teams have been unveiling and using different jerseys, sometimes changing the base colours of their jerseys as well. Some have impressed the fans while some have not. 

Here, we will rank the top 10 jerseys in the T20 international cricket format:

10. Sri Lanka 2014

Sri Lanka donned a blue jersey and one which proved to be successful, literally and figuratively was the one being worn by them in the 2014 T20I World Cup. The navy shade of blue with under shades of the collar in yellow was a brilliant mix of dark and light colours.

Sri Lanka went on to win their maiden T20I World Cup in 2014 with the jersey, marking the end of probably the golden era of Sri Lankan cricket.