England shirt blunder, font, sizes, player names, Castore, kit manufacturer, ECB, different sizes, news, highlights\u060c<\/p>\n
England have made another World Cup kit mistake, with players sporting different types of fonts on the back of their shirts.<\/p>\n
In their first two matches, the team name on the jersey was in a different font and in a range of sizes, with team sponsor Cinch also appearing on different sleeves for different players.<\/p>\n
The ECB and kit suppliers Castore have reportedly blamed the problem on a “third party” printer and sent a new run of jerseys to India, according to The Telegraph.<\/p>\n
Watch every match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup live ad-free on Kayo Sports. Join Kayo now and start<\/a> streaming instantly ><\/b><\/i><\/p>\n MATCH CENTER: Australia vs Sri Lanka, World Cup Scoreboard<\/b><\/p>\n While the national team name was fixed on the new jerseys, a new number was spotted with the players’ names in different fonts and sizes against Afghanistan.<\/p>\n It remains to be seen who is responsible for this latest blunder, with the spotlight once again on Castore after a series<\/a> of incidents.<\/p>\n Players from Premier League team Aston Villa have also reportedly had issues with their jerseys, sporting a ‘wet look’ which they are unhappy with.<\/p>\n The players claim the jerseys made by the Manchester-based company weighed them down and their contracts would be terminated.<\/p>\n