RCB posted on X regarding the initiative and announced, “All RCB jerseys are made of 95% textile and polyester waste, and can be recycled several times without losing quality, through Puma’s ...

the immediate agenda is to get over the Royals and RCB will be sporting the green jersey for the game. Since 2011, RCB have been playing a game every season as part of the 'Go Green' initiative ...

However, one peculiar thing to be seen is that the RCB players are wearing a green jersey opposed to their signature red and black kit. The players wearing a green jersey is because of RCB’s ...

As part of RCB’s long-standing commitment to sustainability, the team donned green jerseys. On Sunday (April 13) in Jaipur, RCB took the field in iconic Green Jerseys, making a climate statement.

according to the RCB press release. Speaking on the initiative, Rajesh Menon, COO, Royal Challengers Bengaluru, said, "For us it is about being bold, both on and off the pitch. Our green jerseys ...

RCB is a carbon-neutral franchise, and through this initiative the team seeks to further engage fans in its environmental mission. Royal Challengers Bengaluru will sport green jerseys when they ...

The green kit is part of RCB's "Go Green" initiative. It raises awareness about conservation. The jersey is made from recycled polyester. RCB is a carbon-neutral franchise. They monitor emissions ...

Although they’re playing in Jaipur, RCB will break from their usual red-and-gold colors and step onto the field in green. The team will be wearing their special green jersey as part of the long ...

As a part of their 'Go Green' initiative, RCB look to raise environmental awareness by encouraging sustainability for the greater good of the planet. They could wear the jersey against RR and ...

Since 2011, RCB have donned the green jersey once every year in the IPL as a part of the Go-Green Initiative. At the toss, the RCB captain hands the opposition skipper a sapling for the same ...

Nitish Kumar Reddy's father Mutyala Reddy was recently seen wearing a Royal Challengers Bengaluru (RCB) jersey during a gym session. Nitish is part of the SunRisers Hyderabad (SRH) squad for the ...

The green jerseys, made from recycled fabric, highlight the franchise's broader sustainability initiatives, aiming to raise awareness about conservation and the need to protect the environment.