England Cricket and New Balance have launched their new World Cup and One Day International (ODI) kit at a Festival of Cricket event in east London.

Channelling the spirit of the 1992 kit which carried England to the final of the ICC Cricket World Cup, captain Eoin Morgan and his side will be hoping to go one better this year with the tournament staged on home soil.

The powder blue shirt features NB ICE technology and is lightweight, breathable and ultra-fast drying. England’s players have worked directly with New Balance development team to test and select fabrics that are comfortable to perform in with a view to enhancing performance.

The shirt can be buttoned up using three press studs to give it a smarter look and features a navy blue collar and a navy trim around the base of the sleeves, as well as thin red stripes across the chest. The flame red stripe is a nod to the T20 kit as the club feels it is important for the three England kits and teams to be connected.

You can now purchase your shirts from the Yorkshire County Cricket Club Shop, ensuring you look the part whilst getting behind the Three Lions this summer!

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