Gray-Nicolls Ultra Light Batting Gloves – Lightweight Cricket Gloves

• Protection: 16 pre-curved high-density foam sections
• Palm: Quality leather palm with wear patch
• Thumb: Super-flex two-piece thumb
• Ventilation: Airflow gussets
• Wrist: Dual-sided sweatbands
• Use: Cricket batting training and match play
• Benefit: Lightweight comfort, flexibility, grip, ventilation and hand protection
• Player Level: Junior, school, club and senior cricket

• Ultra-light design for comfort and easy bat control
• 16 pre-curved foam sections for flexibility and protection
• High-density foam padding for impact shock absorption
• Quality leather palm for grip and durability
• Wear patch to support longer palm life
• Super-flex two-piece thumb for comfort and movement
• Airflow gussets to improve ventilation
• Dual-sided sweatbands for moisture absorption and player comfort

• Junior and adult cricketers
• School and club batters
• Players wanting lightweight batting gloves
• Batters needing flexibility and comfort
• Training sessions and match play
• Players wanting a leather palm with added wear protection
• Cricketers wanting ventilation during long innings
• Parents buying batting gloves for junior players
• Players upgrading from entry-level batting gloves
• Right-handed and left-handed batters

Selection of right batting gloves plays an important part in the performance of a batter. Obviously, the gloves allow you to grip your bat perfectly and play your strokes freely. Besides, they give your hands the safety they need. The glove size is usually measured in centimeters and it is the measurement of length starting from your wrist and going all the way to the tip of your longest finger in straight line. Gloves sizes can also differ from one manufacturer to the other. However, here’s a size guide that will help you choose the right gloves.