World Cup hairstyles

West Indies batsman Shimron Hetmyer has coloured his hair blue for the T20 season in the UAE. Spectacular, to say the least. Reuters
West Indies batsman Shimron Hetmyer has coloured his hair blue for the T20 season in the UAE. Spectacular, to say the least. Reuters
Australia leg spinner Adam Zampa is sporting a mullet - of sorts - at the T20 World Cup. AP
Australia leg spinner Adam Zampa is sporting a mullet - of sorts - at the T20 World Cup. AP
West Indies star Chris Gayle's dreads are as iconic as his batting. Reuters
West Indies star Chris Gayle's dreads are as iconic as his batting. Reuters
Mohammad Nabi, right, of Afghanistan has kept it clean with a neat side partition. Getty
Mohammad Nabi, right, of Afghanistan has kept it clean with a neat side partition. Getty
England's Tymal Mills does not have to worry about a bad hair day. AFP
England's Tymal Mills does not have to worry about a bad hair day. AFP
Namibia's David Wiese has let his mane, and cricket, flow this World Cup. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Namibia's David Wiese has let his mane, and cricket, flow this World Cup. Chris Whiteoak / The National
Australia's Glenn Maxwell, left, has tied his hair up as he has apparently not found the right hair dresser yet. AP
Australia's Glenn Maxwell, left, has tied his hair up as he has apparently not found the right hair dresser yet. AP
Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali's locks are as cool as his celebrations. Getty
Pakistan pacer Hasan Ali's locks are as cool as his celebrations. Getty
India's Ravindra Jadeja has gone for the unkempt look this World Cup. AP
India's Ravindra Jadeja has gone for the unkempt look this World Cup. AP
Pakistan's Imad Wasim wins a few brownie points for his pony tail. AP
Pakistan's Imad Wasim wins a few brownie points for his pony tail. AP