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Training- Question from a newbie

delta_bravo · 2007-01-11 22:31:50

Hi, I signed up to join my college cricket team a while back. We are having our first training session on saturday. I think theyre preparing for an indoor competition. I was just wondering, what do cricket players usually wear when training? Thanks

11-01-2007 10:31PM

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Hi, I signed up to join my college cricket team a while back. We are having our first training session on saturday. I think theyre preparing for an indoor competition. I was just wondering, what do cricket players usually wear when training?
Thanks

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#2 12-01-2007 12:07PM

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i think you'd be grand with 'normal' type training gear, shorts/tracksuit bottoms, tshirt (doesn't need to be white) and runners, all the cricket gear itself should be provided to you. enjoy

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#3 12-01-2007 02:41PM

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thanks. much appreciated

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#4 12-01-2007 02:46PM

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I'd suggest bringing either tracksuit bottoms or long socks to wear when batting, so the straps of the pads don't cut into or chafe your legs.

We're a hardy lot, us cricketers... :-)

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#5 17-01-2007 01:20PM

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If you're talking about the UCD training, it's on the 5 a side pitches outside, so maybe something warmer than a t shirt

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