Ahead of season 2 of WPL, UP Warriorz launch new look kit on UP Diwas

The new jersey marks the celebration of the pioneering spirit of the women of Uttar Pradesh.
UP Warriorz announce launch of their new cricket jersey.
UP Warriorz announce launch of their new cricket jersey.

CHENNAI: Ahead of the second season of the Women's Premier League, UP Warriorz launched a new team kit. In what is a confluence of sports and cultural pride, the UP Warriorz announced the launch of their new cricket jersey, inspired by the state's emblematic palash flower. Representing "Fiery Yet Feminine" narrative of the state's rich heritage woven into the very threads of the fabric.

The new jersey marks the celebration of the pioneering spirit of the women of Uttar Pradesh. It draws from the well of inspiration left by female icons and groups such as Rani Laxmi Bai, Sucheta Kriplani, Arundhati Bhattacharya, and the formidable Gulabi Gang. These women's stories of bravery, leadership, and resilience are the qualities mirrored in the UP Warriorz athletes.

"In the competitive cricket arena, UP Warriorz stands for both strength and compassion, striking a balance these icons have exemplified," said Jinisha Sharma - Director, Capri Sports. "Our athletes, much like these remarkable women, are fierce competitors united by passion. This jersey symbolizes the power with heart, a testament to the true spirit of UP's trailblazing women."

Designed with vibrant hues and elements that showcase the tenacity and robust spirit of the palash, the jersey embodies the ability to thrive amidst adversity. It represents the powerful spirit that propels both the UP Warriorz team and the extraordinary women who have forged paths in the face of formidable challenges.

The UP Warriorz's new jersey is a symbol of cultural pride and the unyielding spirit of the people of Uttar Pradesh, ready to be worn by athletes who share the same fiery resilience as the icons it honours.
Led by Alyssa Healy, the UP Warriorz reached the eliminator in the inaugural season of the Women’s Premier League, as they finished third in 2023. Season 2 of the much-awaited WPL is expected to kick off on 23rd February, and go on for close to four weeks, The matches will be played in two venues, Bangalore and Delhi.

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