Evolution of India's Test team jersey over the years

Adidas will provide playing kits for the country's men's and women's teams

INDIA'S TEST JERSEYS: Virat Kohli after scoring his century during the fourth Test against Australia at the Narendra Modi Stadium in Ahmedabad on March 12, 2023. Getty

India players walk off the field during the fifth Test against England at Edgbaston in Birmingham on July 4, 2022. AP

Virat Kohli, left, led India to a famous Test series win in Australia in the 2018-19 series. EPA

Rohit Sharma with Virat Kohli during the second day of the third Test against Sri Lanka in New Delhi on December 3, 2017.AFP

Indian players celebrate the dismissal of Australia's Steve Smith during the fourth day of the second Test in Bengaluru on March 9, 2017. AFP

India's Ravindra Jadeja celebrates the fall of South Africa's last wicket in the first Test in Mohali on November 7, 2015. AFP

Virat Kohli after scoring a century in first Test against South Africa at the Wanderers on December 20, 2013. Getty

India's Sreesanth during the fourth Test against England at The Oval in London on August 20, 2011. Reuters

India's Virender Sehwag during the second Test against Sri Lanka in Kanpur on November 24, 2009. Reuters

Rahul Dravid during a Test against Sri Lanka in Mumbai in 2002.

VVS Laxman during his iconic double century against Australia in the 2001 Kolkata Test. Allsport

The Indian Test team will be playing in a brand new kit when they take on Australia in the World Test Champion final in London next week.

Adidas have become the kit sponsors of the Indian men's and women's team for a five-year period.

For a few years, the Indian board had lesser known sponsors for their kits - sports merchandise brand MPL Sports and then Killer Jeans. Now, the Indian team have a recognised manufacturer supplying their kits and merchandise, which will have the famous brand with three stripes.

Adidas unveiled the jerseys for India's Test, ODI and T20 teams recently and the players will get to wear them in the coming days as Rohit Sharma's team fight Pat Cummins's Australia for the world Test title at The Oval.

The two finalists will battle for Test supremacy from Wednesday, and the top prize of $1.6 million for the winners.

India will be hoping to end their decade-long wait for an ICC trophy, while the Australians will have one eye on the subsequent Ashes series against England.

In the picture gallery above, you can see India's Test jerseys over the last two decades.