Design analysis
The Cricbuzz mark is a combined wordmark and logomark. The wordmark uses a bold, geometric sans-serif with tight kerning that reads cleanly at 16px on mobile screens. The logomark isolates the initial "C" and embeds a stylised cricket ball — a red circle with white stitching — inside the counter, turning the letter into a self-contained icon. This dual structure lets the brand use the full wordmark on web headers and the "C" alone as an app icon, favicon, or social avatar without losing identity. The construction is deliberately flat: no gradients, shadows, or fine lines that would degrade in low-resolution contexts. In the sports-media category, where competitors like ESPNcricinfo rely on red typography and the ICC uses blue institutional marks, Cricbuzz's teal-green "C" with a red ball creates immediate visual separation while still signalling the sport.
Logo colors, measured
Colors extracted from the logo image itself (background removed), with share of the mark each color covers.
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The measured #01B489 (a high-chroma teal-green) occupies a near-empty colour lane in cricket media. Most incumbents lean on red (ball, stumps) or blue (governing bodies, broadcast graphics). This hue evokes the outfield grass and digital-native energy simultaneously, performs well in both light and dark UI modes, and retains legibility when reduced to a single-colour knock-out. The red ball accent inside the "C" provides the only warm contrast, reinforcing the sport's core object without cluttering the palette.
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Visually similar logos
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Brand web palette
Colors Cricbuzz uses across its website — the broader brand system around the logo.
About Cricbuzz
Cricbuzz is your ultimate destination for all things cricket. Whether you're looking for live cricket scores, scorecards, or schedules of international and domestic matches, Cricbuzz has got you covered. Stay up to date with the latest news, videos, and ICC cricket rankings of players. With a user-friendly interface, Cricbuzz offers a seamless experience for cricket enthusiasts. Never miss a moment of the action with Cricbuzz's live score updates, and delve deeper into the game with in-depth statistics and analysis. Enjoy exclusive interviews, live blogs, and insights from cricket expert Harsha Bhogle. From the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 to the Caribbean Premier League 2023, Cricbuzz covers all the major series and tournaments. In addition to international cricket, Cricbuzz also provides comprehensive coverage of domestic matches, including county cricket and women's cricket. With Cricbuzz, you can stay connected to the world of cricket and be a part of the excitement. Explore Cricbuzz. com today and embrace your love for the game
Questions about the Cricbuzz logo
Why does Cricbuzz use teal-green instead of cricket's traditional red or blue?
The teal-green (#01B489) differentiates the brand from red-heavy competitors like ESPNcricinfo and blue-dominated governing bodies. It suggests the outfield grass while signalling a digital-first, mobile-native product. The colour also maintains contrast in both light and dark app themes.
What does the symbol inside the "C" represent?
The white-stitched red circle inside the "C" is a stylised cricket ball — the sport's most universal object. It turns the initial into a standalone icon that remains readable at favicon size (16×16 px) without needing the full wordmark.
What color is the Cricbuzz logo?
The dominant color of the Cricbuzz logo is Chromophobia Green (hex #01B489). The closest Pantone match is 339 C.
How many colors does the Cricbuzz logo have?
The Cricbuzz logo uses 1 primary color: #01B489.
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The Cricbuzz logo is a trademark of its owner, shown here for identification and design research. Color data is measured from the public mark by LogoLabs; analysis is editorial commentary. No affiliation or endorsement is implied.