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Message: <blockquote data-quote="James-Bond" data-source="post: 9810484" data-attributes="member: 324381">Cricket Australia Launch a New T20 League             Cricket Australia Launch a New T20 League <img src="http://resources2.news.com.au/images/2011/04/06/1226034/882902-big-bash.jpg" alt="" class="fr-fic fr-dii fr-draggable " style="" /> Conservative cricket types might wish they were colour blind when the inaugural Big Bash League makes its debut.                        The players are to be kitted out in pink, orange, purple and a  lot of garish hues in between. The revamped <a href="http://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/domestic-cricket" target="_blank">domestic Twenty20</a> competition will also feature  teams in electric green and teal, Cricket Australia (CA) has  advised. The colours for the eight teams were released on Wednesday, with  the Sydney Sixers to wear pink. Their cross-town rivals Sydney Thunder will wear a  near-fluorescent shade of electric green. The Hobart Hurricanes will step out in purple, the Perth  Scorchers in orange and Brisbane Heat in teal. More  traditional colours have been selected for the  Adelaide  Strikers  (blue), Melbourne Renegades (red) and Melbourne  Stars  (green).                                                    Start of sidebar. <a href="http://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/domestic-cricket/new-twenty20-big-bash-league-to-feature-teams-in-pink-orange-and-purple-as-tradition-is-abandoned/story-e6frf3kl-1226034885187#sidebar-end" target="_blank">Skip to end of sidebar.</a>                  End of sidebar. <a href="http://www.foxsports.com.au/cricket/domestic-cricket/new-twenty20-big-bash-league-to-feature-teams-in-pink-orange-and-purple-as-tradition-is-abandoned/story-e6frf3kl-1226034885187#sidebar-start" target="_blank">Return to start of sidebar.</a>                                        CA's general manager of marketing services Mike  McKenna said the   confirmation of colours and teams names was a  milestone for the   competition. But McKenna said there remained a "mountain of work"  to  be done  before the tournament starts in December, not least  finalising   private investment. "We have got a meeting with all  key parties from CA and  the  state associations scheduled which will  look to finalise this  issue  and allow teams to continue discussions  with potential  investors,"  he said in a statement on Wednesday. "As  far as the allocation of players is concerned, we  have come  a long way  towards working out the model by which players  will be  signed by  teams. "We have been clear from the outset that we want an even spread  of talent to give each team a chance to be successful." </blockquote>

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