Cricket uniforms are specially designed clothing worn by players during matches. They typically consist of a shirt, trousers, and a cap or helmet. The shirts are often made from lightweight, breathable materials to keep players comfortable while they play. Teams usually have specific colors and designs that represent their identity, often featuring their logo or emblem. In addition to the basic uniform, players may wear protective gear such as pads, gloves, and helmets to ensure safety during the game. The International Cricket Council (ICC) sets guidelines for uniforms, ensuring that they are appropriate and distinguishable for both players and spectators.