National team captain, Lansana Lamin fully dressed in the new kit
Sierra Leone Crickets Association (SLCA) on Monday unveiled the new national team kits for the upcoming ICC African Twenty20 World Division II tournament which will kick off on April 15-20 in South Africa.
Sierra Leone Crickets Association (SLCA) on Monday unveiled the new national team kits for the upcoming ICC African Twenty20 World Division II tournament which will kick off on April 15-20 in South Africa.
The new look jersey of Team Sierra Leone features a dominated dark blue color with green and whites stripes which depict the country’s national colors. Also on the jersey are the country’s national flag on the right-hand top corner and the SLCA badge on the left corner.
SLCA Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Francis Trevor Samura said they were able to secure two sets of jerseys which cost a total of £1064.
The costs of securing those kits were undertaken by the association with no support from government.
Captain of the national team, Lansana Lamin said: “At every stage, the meaning of wearing a Sierra Leone jersey changes. When you are the senior player, you have everyone on your shoulders and you can’t let them down.”
“Wearing the kit, going out there and playing for my country – it’s an overwhelming feeling, which is almost impossible to express in words. But whenever I wear the kit, I believe I’m a hero and we want to make the country proud in these new jerseys.”
SLCA Chief Executive Officer (CEO), Francis Trevor Samura said they were able to secure two sets of jerseys which cost a total of £1064.
The costs of securing those kits were undertaken by the association with no support from government.
Captain of the national team, Lansana Lamin said: “At every stage, the meaning of wearing a Sierra Leone jersey changes. When you are the senior player, you have everyone on your shoulders and you can’t let them down.”
“Wearing the kit, going out there and playing for my country – it’s an overwhelming feeling, which is almost impossible to express in words. But whenever I wear the kit, I believe I’m a hero and we want to make the country proud in these new jerseys.”
By: Editor
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