Face paint, wigs and flags - Indian fans gear up at The Oval

Indian fans gear up for their clash versus West Indies at The Oval with flair, gusto and anticipation.

Former English captain and wicketkeeper Alec Stewart pictured outside the 'Alec Stewart gate' ahead of the India-West Indies clash. Surrey, who play their county games at The Oval honoured one of their greatest-ever players with his name the main entrance to the Vauxhall End.

The souvenir shop outside The Oval, anticipate a large influx of Indian and West Indian fans ahead of the Group B clash.

Business at The Oval souvenir store was booming on Tuesday with merchandise selling like hot cakes!

Indian fans purchasing an Indian jersey of old. The light blue is a direct contrast to it's darker variant the 'Men in Blue' wear these days.

Face paint is an age-old trend and the Indian fans in London are not one's to be left behind. Seen here is an ardent Indian fan, preparing to cheer the Tri-colour.

Stewards outside The Oval guiding fans to the stadium, with smiles as radiant as their red attire.

The 'Malinga wig' is a massive trend in world cricket these days, irrespective of whether the Sri Lankan is playing or not.

This may be the last ICC Champions Trophy, but Indian fans will make sure it will be one to be remembered.

The 'Tricolour wig' is a popular accessory among Indian fans at The Oval.