T20 World Cup 2024: New logo for tournament revealed, know hidden message in it

T20 World Cup 2024: The International Cricket Council (ICC) revealed a new dynamic logo on Thursday, for the upcoming ICC T20 World Cup. The new logo combines the core elements of T20 cricket - bat, ball, and energy - into a single, dynamic symbol. The logo includes a swinging bat, nestled within a stylish ball. This visual representation highlights the inherent drama and unpredictable nature of the game, where every delivery holds the potential to change the course of the match.

Created from the three things that define T20I cricket – Bat, Ball, and Energy! 🤩

A striking new look for the ICC T20 World Cup 🏆 💥 ⚡️#T20WorldCup pic.twitter.com/kflsHr81eN

— ICC (@ICC) December 7, 2023

What are features of T20 World Cup logo?

To further stress the electric atmosphere of T20 World Cup matches, the logo features a "strike" graphic within the ball. This graphic, designed like a bolt of lightning, echoes the rising excitement and heart-pounding moments experienced by players and fans alike. Notably, ICC Men's T20 World Cup 2024 is set to be hosted by West Indies and USA in June. 

Moreover, to personalize the brand identity of each host nation, the ICC will incorporate textures and patterns inspired by the respective countries. The distinctive patterns incorporated into the logo will pay homage to both the iconic palm trees of the West Indies and the bold stripes of the USA, reflecting the unique cultural flavor of the host country.

What is ICC's response to new logo? 

Reacting to latest logo, ICC's General Manager Claire Furlong said, "The ICC Men's and Women's T20 World Cups promise to deliver an electrifying and unforgettable experience to cricket fans around the world. We believe that the newly unveiled visual identity perfectly captures that vision and energy. The incorporation of distinctive patterns will further enhance the host country's individual flavor and provide a unique element across the look and feel of the event."

The ICC's General Manager also informed that fans can now register their interest to receive the T20 World Cup and tickets related information.