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 |
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