Batting Gloves are used as safety guards by the players while playing Cricket to save hands from any injury caused by the cricket ball and these gloves also observe the shock caused by hitting the ball. Cricket gloves protect the hands through a combination of padding, structural design, and materials that absorb and disperse impact. The gloves feature thick padding made from high-density foam, cotton, and rubber, which cushions the hands against the high-speed impact of the ball. Reducing the risk of fractures and bruises. Each finger, particularly the thumb, is reinforced with additional padding and sometimes plastic inserts, providing extra protection against being jammed or broken.

Advanced shock-absorbing materials, such as gel inserts or specialized foams, are incorporated to dissipate the force of impact across the glove, minimizing the risk of injury. The palm area is often made from leather or synthetic materials, ensuring a secure grip on the bat handle, which prevents slipping and potential injuries from losing control of the bat. The gloves are designed to be flexible, allowing for natural finger movement and a comfortable grip on the bat, balancing protection with mobility. This combination of features ensures that cricket players can perform effectively while safeguarding their hands from the frequent and high-impact risks inherent in the game.

Different-sized batting gloves: