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Pro:Direct Cricket
Shop cricket equipment at Pro:Direct Cricket, including cricket bats, cricket shoes, cricket spikes, cricket balls, protective equipment, cricket clothing, bags and accessories for adults and juniors. The range covers Gunn & Moore, Gray-Nicolls, Kookaburra, New Balance, adidas, DSC, Newbery, Chase, Payntr and more, with kit for winter nets, school and club cricket, matchday and the long Saturdays that somehow turn into Sunday morning stiffness.
Cricket bats are the biggest decision in most kit bags. Start with pickup and balance rather than assuming the biggest profile is the best one. A lighter-feeling bat can help players who like quick hands and scoring square of the wicket, while a fuller profile can give more confidence when hitting straight. Shop adult cricket bats and kids cricket bats across English willow and other options, then narrow by brand, size, weight and price. Gunn & Moore, Gray-Nicolls and Kookaburra sit alongside New Balance, adidas, DSC, Newbery and Chase, so there is plenty to compare without pretending every bat feels the same once you pick it up.
Cricket shoes are another area where the right choice depends on what you actually do. Cricket spikes give you grip on grass when batting, bowling and moving in the field, while turf cricket shoes make more sense for nets, harder surfaces and training. Bowlers can look for stability through the delivery stride and landing, while batters usually want secure footing without making quick singles feel like hard work. adidas, New Balance, Gray-Nicolls, Payntr, Kookaburra, Gunn & Moore and Newbery all feature across the footwear range.
Cricket balls cover everything from proper match balls to training balls and tennis balls for drills. If you are buying for a club, coach or regular net group, durability and quantity matter. If it is for matchday, look for the ball appropriate to your level and competition. There is little glamour in turning up to nets and discovering somebody forgot the balls, but it remains impressively common.
Protection needs to fit well enough that you stop thinking about it once the bowler reaches the top of their mark. Shop cricket helmets, batting pads, batting gloves, thigh protection and wicket keeping equipment for different ages and levels. Junior players need the right size rather than room to grow at the expense of security, while regular adult players should replace worn kit before familiarity becomes the only reason it is still in the bag.
Cricket clothing covers whites, match kit, training tops, trousers and layers for a sport that can begin under cloud, spend four hours in full sun and finish with everybody looking for a jumper. Replica cricket kit adds the supporter side, while training clothing is the more useful route for nets, warm-ups and regular sessions.
The smaller cricket accessories do plenty of work too. Cricket bags and luggage keep bats, pads and shoes in one place, with duffle bags and wheel bags depending on how much kit you carry. Bat covers, grips and bat care help look after the expensive bit, while training aids, cricket sets and bowling machines cover everything from backyard practice to more structured sessions.
Browse cricket equipment by what needs replacing first. Start with adult or junior cricket bats, move into cricket shoes or spikes, then find cricket balls, protection, clothing, bags and accessories. If the kit bag already needs two people to lift it into the car, you are probably into the accessories stage.