Cricket Goods

In a cricket match, abdominal guards are wore for protection from speeding ball. Our Cricket Abdominal guards are a guarantee of safety and can save a player from such drastic injuries.

Cricket is the most popular sport in the Indian sub-continent. People who are holidaying near sea beaches can enjoy Beach Cricket with our Beach Cricket Set. They are made up of hard plastic which are strong yet easy to carry and very portable. It features one bat, ball, one base and three stumps.

We provide cricket balls, which are made of best quality leather. We have kept in mind that stitching of a cricket balls should be of foremost importance as the wear and tear depends on stitching only. They have a shiny texture which is necessary in a game of cricket and takes time to lose it.

The best cricket bats are made from English willow and we take core interest in producing our cricket bats from the same wood which is famous all round the world. This wood is considered long-life and strong enough to hit the ball. Our cricket bats follow the international standards for their dimension and weight.

Cricket is a very dangerous game and players on the field like a batsman or a wicket keeper need to protect themselves from fast approaching ball. To hit the ball hard, or even to defend it, a batsman may play any kind of shot and thus his arm comes in direct contact with the ball. It can injure the hand and thus it becomes highly important to give it a suitable protection

• Cricket Batting Gloves
• Junior Cricket Gloves
• Wicket Keeping Gloves

A players head is the most important part of body while playing a sport. Cricket helmets cover the whole of the skull, and have a grill or Perspex visor to protect the face. The protection of his head is much needed as any kind of impact can cause severe injury and even death right at the moment.

In cricket, pads fall into two types, batting pads and wicket-keeper's pads. Batting pads are usually bigger and broader than wicket-keeper’s pads. A wicket-keeper wears a pad because he needs to grab the ball just behind the wickets and the speeding ball may hit his legs and can cause injury.