Gujarat Titans unveils team logo in metaverse

Gujarat Titans unveils team logo in metaverse

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Category : Science and Tech Published on: February 22 2022

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Gujarat Titans unveiled the team logo in the metaverse on Spatial.io. With this, the new IPL franchise becomes the first team in India to launch its own space in the virtual world.
The logo was launched by the team’s Head Coach – Ashish Nehra, Captain – Hardik Pandya and batsman – Shubman Gill, who had the first-ever interaction in The Titans Dugout in the metaverse.
The Titans logo has a triangular design with a dark blue background with 'Gujarat' and "Titans' on display in a 3D format.
Gujarat Titans will be led by India all-rounder Hardik Pandya. Apart from skipper Hardik, the franchise has purchased eight more all-rounders, including Rahul Tewatia, for a whopping Rs 9 crore.

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