A-League Terrace Scarf

A-League Terrace Scarf at a glance

Brand	Kookaburra
Category	Other
Price	$12.99
Availability	In stock (1 of 1 variant)
Club	Perth Glory
SKU	8880000022526
Tags	kookaburra
Sold by	Cricket For All, Gilles Plains, South Australia

Product description

The Perth Glory Terrace Scarf uses a jacquard knit with clearly defined team lettering and curved graphic detailing. This Sekem supporter scarf is designed to display your club colours from the terrace to everyday wear.

Key features

• Perth Glory design
• Jacquard-knitted construction
• Team-name detailing
• Terrace-style supporter scarf

Variants and availability

Variant	Price	Was	SKU	In stock
Perth Glory	$12.99	—	8880000022526	Yes

Buying cricket equipment

Cricket equipment is chosen on fit, on the grade of cricket being played, and on the surface it is used on - in that order. Sizing is by measurement rather than age for every protective item, and equipment that is too large protects worse than equipment that fits, because it moves out of position at the moment of impact.

Junior equipment in particular should be bought to fit now rather than to be grown into: oversized bats and pads teach technical habits that outlast the equipment.

If you are unsure what suits a particular player, the coaching staff at Cricket For All's Gilles Plains centre see the same equipment in the nets every day and will advise on fit and suitability.

Sizing cricket equipment correctly

Every protective item in cricket is sized by measurement, not by age, and correct sizing is a safety matter rather than a comfort preference.

Item	Measure
Bat	Player height
Batting pads	Centre of knee to top of instep
Helmet	Head circumference just above the eyebrows
Batting gloves	Hand length, fingertips near the glove ends
Thigh guards	Knee to top of thigh
Shoes	Foot length plus a thumb-width, and width
Chest guard	Chest circumference

Why oversized equipment protects worse

Protection works by staying in contact with the body at the moment of impact. Equipment that is too large slides, rotates or sits proud, and has moved out of position by the time the ball arrives. An oversized pad pushes its knee roll above the knee and leaves the shin exposed; an oversized glove lets the finger slide out from under the padding; an oversized helmet rocks and the grille moves.

This is why buying junior equipment to "grow into" is a false economy in a way that buying a large shirt is not.

Buying for a growing junior

Juniors outgrow equipment on a roughly annual cycle through the fastest growth years. Practical approaches:

• Buy protective equipment to fit now, and expect to replace it.
• Kashmir willow bats and entry-range protective gear exist precisely for this - the cost per season of a correctly fitted entry bat replaced yearly is lower than a premium bat used oversized for two years.
• Second-hand is reasonable for bats and bags. It is not reasonable for helmets, where impact history is invisible and matters.

Care that extends equipment life

The single most damaging thing done to cricket equipment is storing it damp in a sealed bag. Leather hardens, protective foam degrades, straps rot and everything smells. Empty the bag after every match, air the contents, and store the bag open.

Beyond that: dry away from direct heat, wash inners rather than gloves, wipe pad facings rather than machine washing, and replace protective foam that has hardened.

Getting advice

Cricket For All is a working cricket centre as well as a store. The staff and coaches see the same equipment used in the indoor lanes daily, which is a different basis for advice than a catalogue. The Gilles Plains centre can measure and fit in store: phone (08) 7095 5777 or email retail@cricketforall.com.au.

Common cricket equipment terms

• Senior / Junior - size bands; junior equipment is sized by measurement, not age.
• English willow / Kashmir willow - the two timbers used for cricket bats.
• Knocking in - preparing a bat's face by progressive mallet compression.
• Closed-cell foam - the standard energy-absorbing material in cricket protection.
• Handedness - many protective items are shaped for a specific side of the body.

Common questions about cricket equipment

How do I know what size to buy?

Every protective item in cricket is sized by measurement, not age. Bats by player height, pads by knee-to-instep, helmets by head circumference, gloves and shoes by fit. Buying oversized reduces protection, because equipment that moves is out of position when the ball arrives.

Can I get advice before buying?

Yes. Cricket For All is a working cricket centre as well as a store, so the staff and coaches see the same equipment used in the indoor nets daily. Phone (08) 7095 5777 or visit the Gilles Plains centre.

What is the return policy on cricket equipment?

Cricket For All's terms of sale operate under Australian Consumer Law, which cannot be excluded. Faulty goods may be referred to the manufacturer or an authorised service agent for assessment. See the warranties and refund policy pages for the full terms.

Do you ship outside South Australia?

Yes. Free standard shipping applies to eligible Australian merchandise orders of A$100 or more before cart rewards. Standard shipping is A$15 otherwise; express is A$20. Exclusions and weight limits apply. See the current shipping policy at https://www.cricketforall.com.au/policies/shipping-policy for full terms.

Where this sits in the range

Cricket For All stocks 147 other other items, priced from $5.00 to $999.99. At $12.99 this one sits around the middle of that range.

Closest alternatives in the same category, matched on shared product tags:

Product	Brand	Price
A-League Striker Beanie	Kookaburra	$24.99
A-League Tundra Beanie	Kookaburra	$29.99
AFL Infant Scarf	Kookaburra	$14.99
FA SOCCEROOS INFANT SCARF	Kookaburra	$14.99
AFL Knitted Bar Scarf	Kookaburra	$19.99
AFL Bar Scarf	Kookaburra	$24.99

What to buy alongside

The coaching staff at Gilles Plains can advise what pairs with this if you are assembling a full kit.

About Kookaburra

Kookaburra is an Australian manufacturer established in Melbourne in 1890, best known globally for the Kookaburra cricket ball used in most Test-playing nations outside England and India. Its bat and protective ranges are extensive and cover every price point.

Ranges this product appears in

• Kookaburra — 502 products
• All Cricket Gear Except Balls — 1451 products

Buying from Cricket For All

Cricket For All is an Adelaide cricket centre and online store at Unit 1-2, 621-623 North East Road, Gilles Plains, South Australia. Free standard shipping applies to eligible Australian merchandise orders of A$100 or more before cart rewards. Standard shipping is A$15 otherwise; express is A$20. Exclusions and weight limits apply. See the current shipping policy at https://www.cricketforall.com.au/policies/shipping-policy for full terms.

The store sits inside a working cricket centre with indoor lanes and bowling machines, so equipment advice comes from nationally accredited coaches who see the same gear in use daily rather than from a catalogue. Trading hours are Monday to Thursday 12:00pm-10:00pm, Friday 12:00pm-9:00pm, and Saturday and Sunday 10:00am-6:00pm. Phone (08) 7095 5777 or email retail@cricketforall.com.au.

Price, variant and availability details reflect the catalogue when this page was compiled; the live product page carries current pricing and stock.