
Should 'The Stars on the Crest' and Alternate Jerseys be a compulsory mandate by ICC?
Should the ICC make World Cup stars on national team crests mandatory? And what about alternate jerseys?
Football has a long-standing tradition where World Cup winners wear stars above their crest to represent each title. It instantly tells the story of a team's history and achievements. Cricket, however, has never really adopted that tradition consistently.
Do you think the ICC should mandate that every Cricket World Cup winner display stars on their crest? For example:
- ⭐ Australia – 6
- ⭐⭐ India – 2
- ⭐⭐ West Indies – 2
- ⭐ Pakistan – 1
- ⭐ Sri Lanka – 1
- ⭐ England – 1
Or should they also add World T20 wins to this?
Also, should alternate (away) jerseys be compulsory at ICC events?
Personally, I think both would add a lot to the tournament:
- Stars create a visible sense of legacy and prestige.
- Alternate kits reduce colour clashes and make matches feel more unique.
- It would also make Cricket World Cups feel more in line with other global sporting events.
Curious to hear everyone's thoughts.