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Cricket Batting Glove Size Chart: Measure Both Hands

Use palm circumference and wrist-to-fingertip measurements with a maker's chart to select cricket batting gloves.

Quick answer

Measure around the palm and from the start of the wrist to the tip of the longest finger, then compare both measurements with the glove maker's chart. Kookaburra's chart lists seven sizes and advises a snug fit with a secured wristband.

Measure both the palm circumference and wrist-to-fingertip length, then use the chart for the exact glove. Kookaburra publishes the following guide for its batting and wicketkeeping gloves.

Kookaburra glove size chart

Kookaburra size Palm circumference Wrist to fingertip
Extra Small Junior (6.5a) 158.5 to 171.5 mm 155 to 163 mm
Small Junior (7a) 171.5 to 184.5 mm 163 to 171 mm
Junior (7.5a) 184.5 to 197 mm 171 to 179 mm
Youth (8a) 197 to 209.5 mm 179 to 187 mm
Small Adult (8.5a) 209.5 to 222.5 mm 187 to 195 mm
Adult (9a) 222.5 to 235 mm 195 to 203 mm
Oversize Adult (10a) 247.5 to 260.5 mm 211 to 219 mm

The published chart does not list a range between Adult and Oversize Adult. If either measurement falls in that gap, use the maker’s current size guidance for the exact glove.

Sizing checklist

  1. Measure around the palm with a flexible tape.
  2. Measure in a straight line from the start of the wrist to the longest fingertip.
  3. Compare both measurements with the product maker’s chart.
  4. Try the gloves with the wristband secured and grip a bat.
  5. Check that the gloves feel snug and stay in place, following the maker’s fit instructions.

For another glove fit guide, see wicketkeeping glove sizing. Then compare batting pads and their fit and browse pads and gloves.

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Common questions

How do I measure for cricket batting gloves?

Kookaburra says to measure wrist to the tip of the longest finger and around the palm circumference.

Should cricket batting gloves fit tightly?

Kookaburra recommends a snug fit and a wristband secured so the glove does not move while gripping the bat.

Can I use one brand's chart for another brand?

Use the chart for the exact product you plan to buy. Size labels and measurements can differ between makers.

Why are some palm measurements not listed?

Kookaburra's published chart has no row between Adult and Oversize Adult. Use the maker's current guidance if your measurements fall in that gap.