Delhi Capitals logo with three tiger heads and a domed building on a blue shield.
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Delhi Capitals

Delhi Capitals is the Indian Premier League franchise representing Delhi, rebranded from Delhi Daredevils. The new name, crest and colors were unveiled on 4 December 2018.

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Delhi Capitals is the Indian Premier League (IPL) franchise representing Delhi, rebranded from Delhi Daredevils in December 2018. The new identity was unveiled on 4 December 2018, introducing a new name, crest, colors and overall look for the team.[1]

Design and History

The Delhi Capitals logo was introduced as part of a complete rebranding of the franchise formerly known as Delhi Daredevils. The team’s co-owners, Parth Jindal and Kiran Kumar Grandhi, explained that the name change was intended to give the brand a refresh and create an identity that the people of Delhi could resonate with.[2]

The logo features three tigers at its core, described by the franchise as “a roaring logo imbibing 3 tigers.”[2] Co-owner Parth Jindal stated that the logo was inspired by the design of Parliament House, with the tiger representing India’s national animal and the three tigers idea derived from the Ashok Chakra.[3]

According to the franchise’s official description, the crowning element of the logo represents the Parliament, described as “the centre of all action; a place where strategies are made.” At the logo’s core is a ferocious tiger, representing “the spirit of Delhi, hungry to win.” The shield element signifies defence, while the tiger reflects the attacking spirit of the team.[1]

Meaning and Symbolism

The franchise retained its old red and blue color combination in the new logo.[3] According to the official team announcement, red symbolizes “the raw edge,” while blue represents “the team’s steadfast confidence.” A yellow element is also present, described as representing a “subtle vitality” that pulsates beneath the ferocity.[1]

The franchise described the logo as representing “the hunger of prowling tigers and the importance as that of the Parliament.”[4] The new identity was launched under the tagline “This Is New Delhi.”[2]

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Logo data

Measured from the original SVG file on 01/10/2026.

Colors

8 colors

  • #282968Blue, 42%

    RGB 40, 41, 104; CMYK 62, 61, 0, 59

    White text 13.1:1 (passes AA)

  • #2561AEBlue, 24%

    RGB 37, 97, 174; CMYK 79, 44, 0, 32

    White text 6.2:1 (passes AA)

  • #FFFFFFWhite, 20%

    RGB 255, 255, 255; CMYK 0, 0, 0, 0

    Black text 21.0:1 (passes AA)

  • #70719BBlue, 3.9%

    RGB 112, 113, 155; CMYK 28, 27, 0, 39

    White text 4.6:1 (passes AA)

  • #D71921Red, 3.3%

    RGB 215, 25, 33; CMYK 0, 88, 85, 16

    White text 5.2:1 (passes AA)

  • #D0D0DEBlue, 3.2%

    RGB 208, 208, 222; CMYK 6, 6, 0, 13

    Black text 13.8:1 (passes AA)

  • #899AC1Blue, 2.9%

    RGB 137, 154, 193; CMYK 29, 20, 0, 24

    Black text 7.5:1 (passes AA)

  • #FAAD1BOrange, 0.6%

    RGB 250, 173, 27; CMYK 0, 31, 89, 2

    Black text 11.1:1 (passes AA)

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Compared with Sports

2,708 measured Sports logos

  • Main color blue26%
  • Emblem51%
  • Four or more colors85%

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Structure

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EmblemClassified by AI
Proportions
1 : 1.1Roughly square
Ink coverage
58%42% empty space inside the outline
Symmetry
Mirror-symmetric98% left-right match
Outline
Free-formOverall silhouette
Complexity
Detailed78 shapes, about 2,109 points

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#282968

#2561AE

Typography

Lettering style: Display, uppercase.

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Visual description

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Three tiger heads
Style
Geometric, flat, minimal
Layout
Enclosed emblem
Techniques
Badge, geometric construction
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DELHI CAPITALS

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