Junior Cricket Bats

Selecting the right size cricket bat is crucial for junior players to perform at their best and develop their skills with confidence. That’s why we stock a full range of sizes, from Size 0 for the youngest cricketers up to Harrow. For juniors who aren’t quite ready to transition to a full-size bat, we also offer Small Adult options perfect for bridging the gap without compromising comfort or control.

We understand that cricket can be an expensive sport, which is why we’re proud to offer high-quality bats starting at just £39.99. As a family-run business with children of our own, we’re committed to making cricket accessible for all.

Whether you visit us in-store or seek advice online, our goal is to match you with the perfect bat for your needs. It’s not just about making a sale; it’s about building long-term relationships with our customers and helping you succeed on the pitch for years to come. That’s why customers who have shopped with us in the past return as fathers and even grandfathers to buy their grandson’s or granddaughter’s first cricket bat.

If you visit our store, we will personally measure your child to ensure they get the right size. We’ll then check the bat’s weight, balance, and feel to make sure it’s the perfect fit before you make your purchase.

How to Choose The Right Size Junior Cricket Bat?

Junior cricket bats are available in a multitude of sizes that range from Size Zero to Harrow. Now that may sound a little confusing as what does Harrow mean? So it's probably easiest to say that Harrow the term is used for a Size 7 bat. That means we have Sizes 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6 and Harrow.

Its important to use the correct size cricket bat as that will maximise enjoyment and it will help to ensure success on the field as the bat will be easy to move around thanks to the correct height of the bat and it will be light enough to use as well.

1. Consider the Player’s Height

The size of the cricket bat should be appropriate for the junior player’s height. Use the following general guide:

Player Height	Recommended Bat Size
3' 11" (Up to 120 cm)	Size 0
3' 11" - 4'3" (120 - 129 cm)	Size 1
4'3" - 4'6" (129 - 137 cm)	Size 2
4'6" - 4'9" (137 - 144 cm)	Size 3
4'9" - 4' 11" (144 - 150 cm)	Size 4
4' 11" - 5'2" (150 - 157 cm)	Size 5
5'2" - 5'4" (157 - 163 cm)	Size 6
5'4" - 5'7" (163 - 170 cm)	Harrow

2. Weight of the Bat

The bat should not be too heavy for the junior player, as this can affect their ability to play shots correctly.
A lightweight bat allows better control and helps develop proper batting technique.

3. Bat Length

If the bat is too long, it may be difficult to manoeuvre properly. So its best to use the size guide above to ensure you choose the correct sized bat.

4. Handle Size

Where adult bats have a short and long handle options, junior bats are made with single length handle which may vary on the bat size.

5. Type of Willow

Kashmir Willow: Durable and suitable for beginners.
English Willow: Lighter, better performance and just as easy to maintain as Kashmir willow.

6. Try It Out

Let the junior player hold and swing the bat to check if it feels comfortable.
Ensure they can lift it easily and play shots without strain.

7. Growth Considerations

The temptation maybe there to get a bigger size bat, please resist this temptation. Getting the right size now helps ensure success on the field.
A bat that is too large can hinder technique development.