Cricket Gloves

The outer areas of the gloves are made from high-density foam PVC finger rolls that offer full coverage and are designed to be flexible being able to control the bat direction and catch the ball precisely. There is usually an additional thickness of foam padding for the first 2 fingers of the left hand. The elasticated wrist band usually had a strong grip with velcro fastening to secure the glove. To protect the thumb of the lead hand there is a hard shell cover.

The PU inserts are used to protect the index finger ensuring safety and the durability of the gloves. It improves playing by offering complete support and safety for the hands that allow for risky, bold moves and taking bigger risks while running between wickets, catching balls from a distance at the wicket and reminding injury-free while playing.

Cricket is a physically draining and high-intensity sport that can tire the fingers and legs which is another reason protective gear is essential for the safety of the players.