Size, Buying Guide
Cricket Equipment Size Guide
We hope that you will find all the help and guidance here that you need to help you make the correct purchase and to help eliminate any disappointment from receiving something that doesn’t quite fit. You will find product specific sizes in our buying drop down lists at the point of purchase to help you further. If you feel that you need any additional help or information before purchasing then please feel free to e-mail us or give us a call on 1(414) 433 0811 between 9.30am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday USA CST time.If by chance you do receive something that doesn’t fit, then you have the peace of mind of our 14 day ‘no quibble’ guarantee which means that you can either exchange or have a refund on your purchase..... that’s our simple customer pledge.
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We hope that you will find all the help and guidance here that you need to help you make the correct purchase and to help eliminate any disappointment from receiving something that doesn’t quite fit. You will find product specific sizes in our buying drop down lists at the point of purchase to help you further. If you feel that you need any additional help or information before purchasing then please feel free to e-mail us or give us a call on 1(414) 433 0811 between 9.30am and 5.00pm Monday to Friday USA CST time.If by chance you do receive something that doesn’t fit, then you have the peace of mind of our 14 day ‘no quibble’ guarantee which means that you can either exchange or have a refund on your purchase..... that’s our simple customer pledge.
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Cricket Bat Size Guide
cricket bats....cricketers and all top coaches agree with suppliers and manufacturers 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.
bat sizeapprox ageheight of batsmanbat lengthbat width
14-5to 4'.3"25 1/4"3 1/2"
26-74'.3" - 4'.6"27 3/4"3 1/2"
384'.6"-4'.9"28 3/4"3 3/4"
49-114'.9"-4'.11"29 3/4"3 3/4"
510-124'.11"-5'.2"30 3/4"4"
612-145'.2"-5'.6"31 3/4"4"
Harrow15+5'.6"-5'.9"32 3/4"4 1/6"
Full SH15+5'.9"-6'.2"33 1/2"4 1/6"
Full LH15+over 6'.2"34 3/8"4 1/6"
Junor Cricket Bat Weights
Approx weights of junior bats - this can depend on whether the bat is English or Kashmir Willow. Kashmir Willow bats tend to be at the heavier end of the scales set out below and are approximate average weights per size (in lbs and oz) across all brands of bats that we stock.
Size 1Size 2Size 3Size 4Size 5Harrow
1'11-1'131'12-2'.01'13-2'.12'1-2'32'2-2'42'5-2'7
Cricket Pad Size Guide
batting/ keeping pads.... the critical measurement here is the approx distance ( unfortunately sizes can vary slightly from make to make) from the middle of the knee cap down to the instep - where the tongue of your shoe would sit. Please note that not all pads are available in every size shown here, but this guide should be a good help.
Size of padsLengthHeight of playerAge
Small Boys30 - 32 cmup to 4ft 6in6 - 8
Boys32 - 35 cm4ft 6in - 5ft9 - 11
Youths36 - 38 cm5ft - 5ft 7in12 - 15
Mens39 - 43 cm5ft 7in ñ 6ft 3in15+
Large Mens44 - 48 cm6ft 3in and above15+
Cricket Gloves Size Guide
batting/ keeping gloves.. a bit tricky this one! - but hopefully this will guide you in the right direction. It has been put together with the help of G&M and Slazenger. The critical measurement is from the start of the wrist to the tip of your longest finger, in a straight line. This again is only approx, but this guide should again be a good help in steering you in the right direction.
Size of glovesTypical height of playerTypical Age
Small Boysup to 4ft 6in8-Jun
Boys4ft 6in - 5ft11-Sep
Youths5ft - 5ft 7in15-Dec
Mens5ft 7in - 6ft 3in15+
OSM6ft 3in and above15+
Cricket Helmet Size Guide
...... a good fitting helmet is worn with the peak protruding horizontally from the line of the eyebrows. It should feel firm but comfortable with no excessive movement in any direction. To measure, run a tape measure around the middle of the forehead, just above the eyebrows, around the side - just above the ears to the ‘bump’ on the back of the head. Over time the internal padding will mould to the shape of the head.Size of helmetTo fit head circumferenceTypical Age
Small Boys51 - 52cm6 - 8
Boys53 - 54cm9 - 11
Youths55 - 56cm12 - 15
Mens56cm and above15+
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