NEW DELHI: Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) has unveiled their new jersey ahead of the highly anticipated Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 season, showcasing a sleek and vibrant design that reflects the team's spirit.
The Hyderabad-based franchise took to their official social media accounts to reveal the fresh kit, with pacer Bhuvneshwar Kumar modeling the attire.
"Fire kit. Fire player. All set for a fiery #IPL2024," Sunrisers Hyderabad wrote on their social media platform, encapsulating the anticipation surrounding the upcoming season.
In a strategic move, the Kavya Maran-owned franchise announced the appointment of former New Zealand spinner Daniel Vettori as the team's head coach for
IPL 2024
, signaling a shift in leadership dynamics.
Additionally, the team management opted for a change in captaincy, handing over the reins to Australian all-rounder Pat Cummins.
The SRH franchise, which clinched the IPL title in 2016 under the leadership of star Australian opener David Warner, has been meticulously restructuring its squad.
Despite reaching the finals in the 2018 edition under the leadership of New Zealand batter Kane Williamson, SRH aim to reclaim the coveted trophy with strategic player acquisitions and tactical maneuvers.
Ahead of the IPL 2024 auction, SRH made notable squad adjustments, releasing players like Harry Brook, Kartik Tyagi, Adil Rashid, Akeal Hossein, and Samarth Vyas.
The franchise also engaged in trading, swapping Mayank Dagar to Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) in exchange for Shahbaz Ahmed.
During the IPL 2024 auction, SRH demonstrated their intent by securing key players through strategic bids.
Notable acquisitions include Cummins for a whopping Rs. 20.50 crore, Travis Head for Rs. 6.8 crore,
Jaydev Unadkat
for Rs. 1.6 crore,
Wanindu Hasaranga
for Rs. 1.5 crore, Akash Singh, and Jhathavedh Subramanyan for Rs. 20 lakhs each.
With the unveiling of their new jersey and a revamped squad, Sunrisers Hyderabad are poised for an electrifying campaign in the upcoming IPL 2024 season, as they aim to ignite the tournament with their fiery performances on the field.
(With inputs from ANI)
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