A specialized outfit worn by cricket players during matches and practices.
Typically consists of a cricket shirt, cricket trousers, and sometimes additional accessories.
The cricket shirt is made from lightweight and breathable fabric, usually with short sleeves, and may feature the team’s logo or emblem.
Cricket trousers are designed for comfort and flexibility, often made from a blend of materials for ease of movement.
Players may also wear additional accessories, such as a cricket cap, long socks, and cricket shoes with spikes for better traction on the field.
Cricket uniforms come in various colors and designs, reflecting the team’s identity and country.
Numbers on the back of the cricket shirt help identify players in the field.
In some formats of cricket, players wear white clothing, often referred to as “whites,” which is a traditional and formal uniform for Test matches.
In limited-overs formats like One-Day Internationals (ODIs) and Twenty20 (T20) matches, teams may wear colored uniforms for better visibility and entertainment.
Wearing a cricket uniform is a symbol of pride and professionalism for players, representing their team and nation in the sport.
