The start of the ICC Men's T20 World Cup is getting closer and the teams are starting to announce the playing strips they will use throughout the tournament.

We take a look at all the different kits that have been announced:

Group A

India: A blue and orange kit for the inaugural T20 World Cup champions.

Pakistan: Pakistan will sport prominent shades of green and have labelled their kit as the "matrix jersey" for the tournament.

Ireland: Yet to be revealed

Canada: The famous Maple Leaf is prominent in the predominantly red Canadian strip.

USA: Yet to be revealed

Group B

England: Yet to be revealed

Australia: No surprises from Australia, who will wear a green strip, with a touch of gold.

Namibia: The African nation revealed a predominantely dark blue strip, with a tinge of red also prominent.

Scotland: Scotland have prominent shades of pink and navy blue in their slick kit for the tournament.

Oman: Yet to be revealed

Group C

New Zealand: The Black Caps will rock a Cricket World Cup 1999 inspired kit for 2024.

West Indies: Yet to be revealed

Afghanistan: Yet to be revealed

Uganda: The African country became the first team to announce their playing strip for the tournament as they revealed a predominantely yellow strip, with feathered-inspired patterns that pays homage to the majestic crested crane.

Papua New Guinea: Yet to be revealed

Group D

Bangladesh: Yet to be revealed

Nepal: The Nepalis have released a similar kit to the one worn in previous years, though have moved to a yellow text alongside trims on either side of the shirt.

Netherlands: Netherlands launched their kit for the tournament with the design reminiscent of the 1996 Men's Cricket World Cup.

South Africa: South Africa launched their kit for the T20 World Cup with prominent shades of yellow and green.

Sri Lanka: The Lankan Lions revealed their kit with artwork symbolising everything Sri Lanka -- a lion, ocean, flora and fauna -- all existing in one realm.