Description

A cricket uniform is designed for comfort, mobility, and endurance during long matches. It usually consists of:

Shirt: A collared, short-sleeve or long-sleeve shirt made of lightweight, breathable fabric. It often carries the team’s colors, logo, and player number/name. In limited-overs cricket (ODIs & T20s), shirts are brightly colored, while Test cricket traditionally features classic white kits.

Trousers: Loose, full-length pants made from durable yet flexible fabric to allow free movement while batting, bowling, or fielding.

Cap/Helmet: Players wear team caps for sun protection or helmets with grills for safety while batting.

Shoes: Spiked cricket shoes for grip on grass pitches, providing stability during running, bowling, and fielding.

Accessories (Optional): Sweaters for colder conditions, batting gloves, pads, and arm guards for protection.

The cricket uniform reflects the game’s tradition and modern style—combining practicality, safety, and team identity.