Board of Control for Cricket in India Logo

A circular emblem: a deep navy-blue outer ring contains two concentric rows of small gold dots and an uppercase circular wordmark reading "BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA." Outside that ring is a repeated stylised gold sunburst (petal...

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Circular navy-blue cricket board emblem with gold sunburst, central gold star on light-blue disc and circular text.
Board of Control for Cricket in India logo

About Board of Control for Cricket in India

A circular emblem: a deep navy-blue outer ring contains two concentric rows of small gold dots and an uppercase circular wordmark reading "BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA." Outside that ring is a repeated stylised gold sunburst (petal-shaped rays) forming a wreath. The center shows a pale sky-blue disc with a solid five-pointed gold star. A small gold heart sits at the bottom inside the blue ring between the dot rows.

What's in it: star sun rays heart

Shapes: circle ring sunburst five-pointed star wordmark (circular text)

Style: emblem traditional flat heraldic

Text in logo: BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA

A central star set within a sunburst-like wreath, arranged as an official circular seal or badge.

Colors

Extracted from the image. How we pick the colors →

Navy blue
#173F7A · primary
Gold
#D4B46E · secondary
Pale sky blue
#CFEAFF · accent

Board of Control for Cricket in India Logo History

Official emblem of the Board of Control for Cricket in India (BCCI), the governing body for cricket in India, established in 1928; used as the board's seal and on team insignia.

Frequently asked

What exact words appear on the logo?

The circular wordmark reads: "BOARD OF CONTROL FOR CRICKET IN INDIA."

What are the main colours?

Deep navy blue (#173f7a), gold (#d4b46e), and pale sky blue (#cfeaff).

What objects are visible?

A five-pointed star at the centre, surrounding stylised sun rays, small circular dots in the ring, and a small heart at the bottom inside the ring.

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