Does a cricket have wings if so what are they like?

Yes, crickets have wings, though not all species can fly. The wings are typically two pairs: the forewings, which are thicker and serve as protective covers for the hind wings, and the hind wings, which are membranous and used for flight. In many species, the wings also play a role in producing sound through a process called stridulation, where the wings are rubbed together to attract mates.