The White-cheeked Tit is a small bird, about 11 cm long. Its white cheek patch and black bib stand out; it lives in dry scrub and open woodland in northeastern Afghanistan and Pakistan.
About 11 cm long, it has a cinnamon-brown crown, greyish-olive upperparts, white cheeks, a black bib, and pale pinkish-buff breast and flanks.
It eats insects and spiders, foraging in small flocks. It builds an upright oval nest of grass, moss, and plant fibres bound with spider web in a bush about 1–3.5 m above the ground.
An extinction-risk assessment has not been added yet.