Women & Girls
Find women’s and girls’ cricket batting gloves and pads by size, with separate right- and left-handed glove options. Compare Maiden Cricket and Gray-Nicolls GEM products, then check the retailer’s current listing before ordering.
Read sizing and buying advice
Start with fit, not age or a familiar size name
Girls, Youth, GEM and Women's Regular are brand-specific labels. A size that fits in one range may not match another. Measure first and follow the manufacturer’s instructions; avoid buying oversized protective kit simply to allow for growth.
Women’s batting gloves: which options should you compare?
Maiden women’s gloves list Women's Regular and Women's Large. Gray-Nicolls GEM Power lists Youth and GEM, while GEM 400 and GEM Pro Performance list GEM. Choose Right Hand for a right-handed batting stance or Left Hand for a left-handed stance; each option is a pair.
Girls’ cricket equipment: when should you size up?
Compare Maiden girls’ gloves and Girls Junior and Girls Youth pads against the manufacturer’s measurements. If those sizes are too small, review the women’s options rather than relying on age alone. For pads, check how the manufacturer defines its measurement before comparing brands; full pad length and knee-to-instep length are different measurements.
A practical fitting checklist
- Gloves: check fingertip space, palm fit and a comfortable grip around the handle.
- Pads: check knee alignment, secure straps and freedom to move in your stance.
- Confirm the exact size, batting hand where applicable, colour and model on the retailer’s page.
Use Maiden’s equipment size guide or the Gray-Nicolls size guide for current measurements. Our glove sizing guide, protection guide and parents’ kit checklist help you plan the rest of the kit.
Availability can differ by exact option. An unconfirmed check is not proof of sold-out stock. Over the Rope compares retailers; purchases, delivery and returns are handled by the retailer. Illustrative product images are labelled on the relevant pages.
