Description
Overview
Funding – Cricket Junior turns a cricket shopping list into a funding-ready quote. Rather than pricing a bat here and a set of pads there, you set quantities against a curated list of Avaro cricket gear and take one figure to your funding provider, or send it to us through request a quote.
Protective gear is offered in two junior fits, Boys and Youth, so a squad with a spread of ages can be covered from the same page. Balls run from the Soft Trainer for beginners through the Hard core Trainer to the Club Red 2pc and Match Red 4pc, and the Kookaburra umpire counter and cricket whiteboard look after game day.
Key benefits
- Whole squad covered, with Boys and Youth options for gloves, pads, guards and helmets.
- Progression built in, from soft trainer balls to two-piece club and four-piece match balls.
- Two junior bat sizes, Avaro Kashmir in size 4 and size 5.
- Wickets sorted either way, with wooden stumps and bails or spring return stumps.
- Fitness and first aid on the same quote, from agility ladder to cold spray.
Who it's for
Primary and intermediate schools, junior cricket clubs and parents' committees writing a grant for shared team gear. The two protective fits make it practical for mixed-age teams sharing a kit bag.
Adult players need Mens sizing and heavier bats, which you will find in Funding – Cricket Senior. Winter codes have their own funding packages, including Funding – Rugby Junior.
Care, safety and set-up
Move through the list setting quantities with the plus and minus controls. Anything left at zero stays off the quote. Hand and glove options are listed by hand, so count right- and left-handed batters before you finish. The total at the bottom can go straight into your application, and our team can turn it into a formal quote for the funder.
Frequently asked questions
What is the difference between the Boys and Youth options?
They are two junior fits for the same protective items, gloves, pads, abdominal guards, keeping gear and helmets. Choose by the age spread in your squad, and ask our team if you are unsure which fit suits.
Which ball should a beginner group start with?
The Avaro Soft Trainer is the entry point, the Hard core Trainer bridges to hard-ball cricket, and the Club Red and Match Red are for games.
Do we need to buy the whole list?
No. It is a pick list. Increase only the lines you need and the total reflects just those.
