Cricket is a fun and exciting sport, but if you're just starting out, finding the right gear can be tricky. Don't worry! We're here to help you navigate the world of cricket sets.

Getting Started.

First things first, let's understand what a cricket set usually includes - and any of the extra gear you might consider when your starting out.

What should you have in your kit to begin with?

Most junior cricket players will start off with the following in their kit:

Some of the extras you might want to add are:

  • Cricket thigh pad
  • Cricket arm guard
  • Proper cricket footwear - although most beginners can start off with their regular sand shoes

What brands are the best choice for beginners?

All the major cricket brands like Gray Nicolls, Kookaburra, Gunn & Moore, DSC, SS, New Balance and MRF offer exceptional Junior cricket gear. Choosing which brand to select will come down to the individual players taste in brands - all the brands we stock offer great after sales service and top quality product.

How do I choose the correct size?

The size of your cricket gear is very important. We have this guide - CLICK HERE which can assist you in selecting the correct size.

Navigating the world of cricket gear as a beginner can be overwhelming, but fear not! With our help, you can start your cricketing journey confidently. From essential gear like bats and pads to optional extras and choosing the right brands, we've got you covered. With our help, you'll be ready to step onto the field and enjoy the game to the fullest.

Why You Can Trust Our Advice

At Cricket Warehouse, we are a specialist cricket retailer working closely with players at all levels of the game — from junior cricketers through to senior club and representative players.

Our advice is based on real-world experience fitting and supplying cricket equipment across thousands of players, not just manufacturer specifications or generic online information.

We regularly assess the gear we stock — including bats, protective equipment, shoes and wicket keeping gear — to ensure it performs as expected in real playing conditions, not just on paper.

The goal of every guide we publish is simple: to help players make more informed decisions, avoid common buying mistakes, and choose equipment that genuinely suits their level, playing style and comfort.

If you’re unsure about anything covered in this guide, our team is always available to help you choose the right gear for your game.