Cricket Equipment Size Guide

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We hope that you will find all the help and guidance here is a guide to the cricket equipment that is suitable for cricketers. Which helps you will to correct purchase cricket equipment. Please read it carefully ,before you buy cricket equipment for your child.

Cricket Bat Size

cricket Bat Size ...... it is important point. The Bats are selected based on the length and age of the player, which would traditionally suggest, that choosing the correct size bat is vital for the proper technical development of young cricketers. It is important that the bat is not too long and more importantly not too heavy to hinder correct stroke play and good technique. Junior bats are scaled down in size and weight to meet this important requirement.

Junior Cricket Bat Weights

• Approx. weights of junior bats - this can depend on whether the bat is English or Kashmir Willow. Player must test the weight of his bat, are approximate average weights per size (in lbs. and oz). it is also important to understand. It is also worth testing different type bats as you are growing and getting stronger to make sure.

Senior Cricket Bat Weights

Pads Size Guide

to Fit Length Small Boys 30 - 32cm Boys 32 - 35cm Youth 36 - 38cm Men's 39 - 43cm Large Men's 44 - 48cm

As you will notice, batting/ keeping pads... the critical measurement here is from the center of the knee cap, to the instep (where the tongue of your shoe would fit). Please note that not all batting pads are available in the sizes listed below, and they can vary slightly depending on the manufacturer, but this guide should be a good help.

to Fit Length Small Boys 155mm Boys 175mm Youth 190mm Men's 210mm Large Men's 225mm

Batting or Wicket Keeping gloves.... in cricket the hands are the most vulnerable part of the batsman. The gloves should be better and more comfortable, with better protection. We hopefully this will guide you in the right direction. The necessary measurement is from the start of the wrist to the tip of your middle finger (in a straight line). This guide should again be a good help in steering you in the right direction. Please note that not all batting gloves are available in the sizes list.

to Fit Head Circumference Small Boys 51 - 52cm Boys 53 - 54cm Youth 54 - 56cm Small Men's 56 - 58cm Men's 58 - 60cm Large Men's 60 - 62cm

When selecting helmet size It should feel firm but comfortable with no excessive movement in any direction. Measure the circumference form the most prominent part of the forhead often 1-2 fingers above the eyebrow around to the widest part of the back of the head. The internal padding within the helmet will over time mould to the shape of your head.Once you have confirmed the right size.
Note: This guide reflects industry averages and exact measurements may vary from brand to brand.

This article will deal with shoe sizing and measurements, all of our shoe sizes in our online store are quoted in UK sizes. For European and US conversions please see below:

Clothing Size Guide

Cricket playing clothing is usually loose fitting for maximum comfort and ease of movement. Whites (trousers) are generally supplied with generous unfinished legs to enable adjustment to the correct fit. Sizes can vary from brand to brand and where ever possible chest and waist sizes are included in the relevant dropdown menu on the product pages.

The below sizes apply to cricket whites (Shirts/Sweaters/Slipovers/Trousers):

Small Boys: 24/26” (Waist), 26/28” (Chest).
Boys: 26/28” (Waist), 28/30” (Chest).
Youths: 28/30” (Waist), 32/34” (Chest).
Small: 30/32” (Waist), 36/38” (Chest).
Medium: 32/34” (Waist), 38/40” (Chest).
Large: 36/38” (Waist), 40/42” (Chest).
X-Large: 38/40” (Waist), 42/44” (Chest).
XX-Large: 42/44” (Waist), 46/48” (Chest).