India Hockey Team Switches to Saffron Jerseys, Dropping Iconic Blue

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Indian hockey has officially replaced its traditional blue jersey with a saffron-coloured kit ahead of upcoming tournaments. Hockey India justified the change citing colour clashes with the blue artificial turf used in modern hockey. The new colour was collectively chosen by players and coaches, with saffron being a colour present in the Indian national flag. The decision has drawn notable backlash from former players and fans who feel attached to the team's longstanding blue identity. The saffron kits have already been delivered to national camps for players to review.

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