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Radnor House Cricket Equipment Buying Guide Gray-Nicolls 25 Radnor House Cricket Equipment Buying Guide for pupils playing hardball cricket Cricket is the summer term sport for all pupils at Radnor House. Pupils will either play hardball or softball cricket depending on their experience. All hardball cricketers are strongly advised to purchase their own cricket equipment, especially in these current times where sharing equipment has many barriers. We do have a very limited supply of hardball equipment for pupils to borrow which will be sanitised between use. In the summer term, we have both hardball cricket matches (Year 6-10) and softball cricket matches (Year 3-10) scheduled against other schools which will hopefully be able to go ahead. Pupils will attend games sessions and softball cricket matches in PE kit unless they are selected for a hardball cricket match (Year 6-10) in which case they will need to wear the white RH7 cricket shirt from Horncastles, and also white cricket trousers which can be purchased from any supplier. It will also be worthwhile to have a white cricket jumper for extra warmth. The full list of cricket equipment advised for hardball cricketers is: Equipment: Clothing needed for summer term fixtures for A team Bat hardball players only: Helmet Radnor House white cricket shirt (from Horncastles) Pads White cricket trousers (from any supplier) Gloves White cricket jumper (from any supplier) Box (boys only) Shorts/jockstrap to hold the box (boys only) Cricket bag (named with pupil’s name) Cricket shoes with spikes (not essential) Thigh Pad (not essential) Gray-Nicolls 25% Cricket Discount The school has managed to secure a 25% discount code for one of the top global cricket brands: Gray-Nicolls. These products are of the highest quality and below is a buying guide and size guide for all of the above mentioned Gray-Nicolls products. For 25% discount code on all Gray-Nicolls cricket equipment, cricket clothing, and cricket shoes go to https://www.graysteamsports.com/pages/gray-nicolls and place RADNORHOUSECRICKET in the discount code box at the end of the shopping basket. This code will work for any purchases OVER £25 and is not valid for equipment for other sports e.g. hockey. Please note the discount code does not work on the Gray Nicolls website (www.gray-nicolls.co.uk). Gray-Nicolls Equipment Buying Guide: All prices below are BEFORE the 25% discount is applied Helmets: Pupils are not allowed to bat or wicket-keep without a helmet. • Elite Cricket Helmet (navy) £34.99 (size SJ) • Atomic Cricket Helmet (navy) £41.99 (size S, M, L, XL) Sizing: Measure the circumference of the head to work out the size required for Gray-Nicolls helmets. Bats: The more expensive the bat is the easier it will be to hit the ball and the further the ball will go. Check the size of the bat needed first before looking at different price options. Bats that are too big will be too heavy. Gray Nicolls have an extensive range of bats, below is a list of the cheapest and best options for pupils. Bottom Range – suitable for players relatively new to the game who will face slow bowling i.e. prep school pupils. Not suitable for players in Year 9 and above. • Shockwave Thunder Junior £34.99 (size 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, H) • Oblivion Stealth Warrior Junior £39.99 (size 4, 5, 6, H) • Power Inferno Blaze Junior £44.99 (size 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, H) Mid Range – suitable for players experienced at hardball cricket who will face medium/fast bowling i.e. senior school pupils or prep pupils playing club cricket outside of school. • Shockwave Academy Junior £59.99 (size 2, 3, 4) • Powerbow Inferno Academy Junior £64.99 (size 0, 1, 2, 3, 4) • GN Academy Junior from £64.99 (size 0, 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, 6, H, short handle/SH) • Powerbow Inferno 150 Junior £69.99 (size 5, 6, H) • Powerbow Inferno 150 Adult £74.99 (short handle/SH) Top Range – suitable for experienced cricketers playing club cricket outside of school. • Powerbow Inferno 200 Junior £99.99 (size 4, 5, 6, H) • Powerbow Inferno 200 Adult £124.99 (size short handle/SH) • GN Ultimate £124.99 (size 4, 5, 6, harrow, short/SH) • GN Select £149.99 (size 5, 6, harrow, short/SH) More expensive, higher quality bats are also available. Gloves: Available in LH (left-handed batters) or RH (right-handed batters) • Shockwave Power Junior £19.99. The cheapest gloves, there are more expensive available. • Powerbow Inferno Thunder £24.99 Sizing: Measure from the wrist to top of middle finger Pads: All pads are suitable for either left-handed or right-handed batters • Powerbow Inferno Thunder £34.99. The cheapest pads, there are more expensive available. Sizing: Measure from the centre of the knee cap, to the top of the foot (where the top of the tongue of your shoe would fit). Box/Abdo Guard: Boys only. Girls do not wear a box. • Abdo guard male £3.99 To keep abdo guard (box) in place it’s advised to purchase one of the following items to put the box in: • Cover point jock strap £7.99 • Cover point briefs £9.50 • Cover point trunks £9.50 Thigh Pad: A thigh pad is not essential but highly recommended so pupils don’t worry about the ball hitting them where they are not protected. • Academy cricket thigh pad £14.99. Protection for front leg only. • All in one academy cricket thigh pad £24.99. Protection for front & back leg. Left-handed or right-handed options. Cricket Shoes/Spikes: Recommended for all A team cricketers so they don’t slip when fielding, batting, bowling on grass. Highly recommended for seam bowlers in the senior school so they don’t slip when bowling on grass. • GN Velocity 2.0 spike cricket shoes from £41.99 Cricket Bag: • Select duffle bag £29.99. Small compact backpack style which will fit all cricket equipment. • GN 100 wheelie bag £34.99. Small compact wheelie style which will fit all cricket equipment. Larger more expensive bags are available, but smaller bags are recommended since they are easier to carry and take up less space when being stored during the school day. White Radnor House Cricket Shirt: • Radnor House White Cricket Shirt (Horncastles school shop) from £28.95 White Cricket Trousers: • Radnor House Cricket Trousers (Horncastles school shop) from £27.97 • Matrix trousers maroon trim (Gray Nicolls) £22.50 (£16.88 with discount) White Cricket Jumper: • Radnor House Cricket Slipover (Horncastles school shop) from £17.95. Sleeveless jumper. • Velocity Sweater (Gray Nicolls) £24.99 (£18.74 with discount). Warmer long sleeve jumper. Further help… If you need any further advice about what cricket equipment to get, please feel free to contact Director of Cricket, Miss Rowe [email protected] .
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