A sight screen in cricket is a large, flat structure placed beyond the boundary behind the bowler to help the batter see the ball clearly. It is usually white when facing a red ball and black when facing a white ball. The screen prevents distractions from the background, such as moving spectators or advertisements, ensuring that the batter can focus on the ball as it is delivered. Sight screens are often mounted on wheels so they can be moved depending on the bowler's position and the batter's needs.

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