Fielding & training

Fielding & Training Aids – Enhance Your Cricket Performance

Whether it’s figuring out how to field or how to bat, the right training tools can make all the difference. Our fielding and training equipment is specifically built to help cricketers of all ages become sharper, more accurate, and more confident in the field.

Tools for Every Training Session

For Fielding Drills:

Learn to catch and field using the Omtex Cricket Catching Gloves 2.0 and the Sidearm Elite Ball Thrower. These aids are perfect for one-on-one and team practice so you’re ready to move faster and catch more easily.

Batting Precision:

Customize your strokes with tools such as the SG iBall (cordless ball) and the R66T Academy Ball Feeder. They’re built to simulate true-to-life situations, so you can be prepped for game day all the time.

Gear Maintenance:

Protect your bat with items such as the Kookaburra Bat Toe Protector and SG Toe Guard Pack, providing protection and strength to your most important cricket piece.

Comfort & Protection:

Feel comfortable in long practice runs with SS Elbow Sleeves Maximus and Kookaburra Compression LITE Innerwear for the ideal amount of comfort and mobility.


Why Choose Our Training Aids?

Versatility: From catching gloves to throwers, our range caters to cricketers of any age and ability.

Good Quality Construction: Superior materials ensure that these tools are resistant to frequent use.

Increased Performance: Every piece is designed to help you target a specific skill, such as batting accuracy or fielding efficiency.

Reputable Brands: We have names like SG, GM, Kookaburra, Hammer Cricket and others that you can trust.


Go a Step Beyond Your Competition.

We know that a few little tweaks in training can have big effects on the field. This is why we’ve selected this playlist so you can achieve your full potential. Whether you’re doing it alone or in a group, these are your learning partners.

Test out our Fielding & Training Aids today and feel the difference that training makes. Because champions aren’t born—they’re trained.