How to become a cricketer
Learn to play cricket. If you don’t already know how to play, learn the basics before you join a team or play competitively. If you have friends that play regularly, ask them to explain the rules to you. Alternatively, watch professional games online or on TV to become familiar with the rules of cricket. Some alternative methods include: Watching informative videos online Getting a hands-on lesson by playing with a group of friends
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Gather your clothing and safety gear. First, purchase well-fitting cleats that will help you run faster. Next, purchase appropriate clothing. If you join a more serious team later, you may need to purchase a uniform. In the meantime, wear a polo T-shirt and long white trousers. Depending on your playing position, you may also need to purchase safety gear, including: Helmet Pads Gloves Chest guard Abdominal guard Thigh guards Arm guards Shin guards[1]
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Purchase cricket equipment. Many teams and clubs provide cricket equipment for you. However, if you play with friends recreationally or start a team, you will need to purchase your own gear. You will need: 6 stumps or long white poles 4 bails that will rest on the poles 2 cricket bats 1 red cricket ball[2]
