New Balance Dc 300 Cricket Batting Gloves

New Balance DC 300 Cricket Batting Gloves

The New Balance DC 300 Cricket Batting Gloves are entry-level batting gloves for cricketers learning and developing their batting technique. They provide essential finger protection, grip and comfort in an affordable design suited to beginners or young players progressing through junior cricket.

The finger rolls use imported PU to provide basic finger protection, giving junior players coverage for training and matches as they develop confidence at the crease.

An ersatz leather palm provides the contact surface against the bat handle. Crosslink, Litlon and Cashmillon padding are incorporated into the construction to provide grip and help absorb impact.

Comfort is supported by high-grade stretchable and ventilated gussets between the fingers. These allow the fingers to move comfortably around the bat handle while providing airflow during longer net sessions or matches.

An elasticated double-sided sweatband provides a comfortable finish around the wrist and helps manage moisture during play.

Who are the New Balance DC 300 Batting Gloves best for?

The New Balance DC 300 is best suited to cricketers learning batting technique and looking for an affordable protective glove.

They provide the essential protection and comfort needed for junior cricket without the additional padding and premium materials found in higher-end models.

What should you consider before buying?

The DC 300 is positioned as an entry-level batting glove with basic finger protection. Players beginning to face faster or more demanding bowling may benefit from moving to a higher-level glove with additional padding, more protective features and premium materials.

Key features

• Imported PU finger rolls provide basic finger protection.

• Ersatz leather palm provides grip against the bat handle.

• Crosslink, Litlon and Cashmillon padding provides cushioning and impact absorption.

• Stretchable finger gussets allow comfortable movement when gripping the bat.

• Ventilated gussets provide airflow between the fingers.

• Elasticated double-sided sweatband helps manage moisture around the wrist.

Why buy cricket batting gloves from Players Sports?

Players Sports carries cricket batting gloves across different price points and protection levels, making it easier to choose a glove that suits the player's age, level and cricket. As players progress and start facing quicker bowling, the right level of protection becomes increasingly important.

Visit Players Sports Greenlane at 1–7 Marewa Road, Auckland to compare junior batting gloves and other equipment from our specialist cricket range. You can also shop online with delivery throughout New Zealand.

Frequently asked questions

Who are the New Balance DC 300 Batting Gloves designed for?

The New Balance DC 300 is designed for cricketers learning batting technique and looking for an affordable entry-level batting glove. It provides basic finger protection, grip and comfort for young players developing their game through junior training and matches.

How much protection do the New Balance DC 300 Batting Gloves provide?

The DC 300 provides basic finger protection through imported PU finger rolls, with Crosslink, Litlon and Cashmillon padding contributing additional cushioning and impact absorption. It is an entry-level model rather than a heavily protected glove designed for faster bowling.

How do the DC 300 compare with higher-end batting gloves?

The DC 300 focuses on the essential protection and comfort required by developing junior cricketers. Higher-end batting gloves add extra padding, premium materials and greater durability for players facing faster bowling, making the appropriate choice dependent on the level of cricket being played.

Should cricketers wear batting glove inners?

Batting glove inners are optional. They can help absorb sweat and create a removable layer between the player's hands and the gloves, particularly during longer training sessions. They also make the gloves feel slightly fuller, so the batter should still be able to grip and control the bat comfortably when wearing them.