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Oppo's name will be replaced from Team India's jersey, what will be the new name?


Oppo's name will be replaced from Team India's jersey, what will be the new name?

Oppo's name is going to change soon from the Indian cricket team's jersey. The BCCI has finished the contract with Oppo in only two and a half years instead of 5 years.


According to the information, soon the name of Oppo will be removed from the Indian team's jersey. Now Oppo will be replace by India's company BYJU's.
In fact two and a half years ago, name on Indian team jersey changed to the name of the Chinese mobile company Oppo. For which Oppo gave 10790 millions rupees to the BCCI.
Now Oppo has given all its rights to BYJU's, after it now name on India's jersey will be BYJU's. Now it will have to give about 5500 millions rupees byjus.


Byjus is an Indian online coaching company. Whose annual earnings are around Rs. 2600 millions. Byjus's brand ambassador is Bollywood actor Shahrukh Khan.
According to the information, changing the name of the jersey will not loss to the BCCI. Now the remaining rupees of Oppo will give BYJU'S. There is a possibility of a new name on Team India's jersey in September.

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