Google's CEO Sundar Pichai participated in the company's 'ugly sweater' contest, showcasing a black pullover with cricket-themed motifs. This design highlighted his Indian heritage and love for cricket,

In a post on Instagram on Christmas Day, Pichai shared pictures from the quirky event, where his sweater made waves for its distinctly Indian connection.

Ugly Christmas sweaters have become a cherished part of holiday traditions, tracing their origins back to the 1950s when festive knitwear first gained popularity.

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Google hosted an ‘ugly sweater’ contest for its employees to ring in the holiday season, with CEO Sundar Pichai himself joining the fun.

Google hosted its first-ever 'ugly sweater' contest and CEO Sundar Pichai wore a pullover that was far from ugly.