Here’s The Real Story Behind Lucknow Super Giants Logo
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Here’s The Real Story Behind Lucknow Super Giants Logo

Unnati MadanBy Updated:No Comments2 Mins Read

With the upcoming 2022 Indian Premier League (IPL) auction just around the corner, the excitement among the fans has been increasing with every passing day. Now ahead of the mega-auctions, Lucknow Super Giants have revealed their logo as they prepare for their inaugural season in the cash-rich league.

On Monday, the franchise took to Twitter and unveiled the logo of the franchise. Sharing the logo, Lucknow Super Giants wrote: ” Soaring towards greatness. Lucknow Super Giants is all set to stretch its wings. Prepare for greatness!”.

Here, check out the Tweet and Lucknow Super Giants’ new logo:

In another Tweet, Super Giants also revealed the story behind the logo, which has a bat, a ball, and two wings. The wings represent the Indian flag – Tricolor with a bat and ball in the center. Revealing the story behind the logo, Lucknow Super Giants said that the new logo has been inspired by ancient Indian mythology.

The Lucknow-based franchise credited mythical bird Garuda for inspiring the team to create a winged emblem. Notably, the logo in the logo, the body of the bird has a blue color bat, which signifies the game of cricket, while on the other hand, the red ball with an orange seam signifies ‘Jay Tilak’.

Lucknow Supergiants owner said,“we chose elements from the bowl, bat, bails and there’s an inspiration from the tricolour and the bird. We wanted to have cricket and country in our logo so that’s our combination”. (On Sports Today).

Here, check out the full story:

Meanwhile, Super Giants have roped in KL Rahul for the position of captaincy. Apart from Rahul, the Super Giants have also bought Australian all-rounder Marcus Stoinis and young wrist-spinner Ravi Bishnoi.

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