Village Cricket Co: Get ready for indoor cricket

As Autumn arrives, you may be surprised how much cricket happens in Yorkshire. Coaching, training, nets and leagues are all indoors.

Village Cricket Co bats and equipment has been popular this year and many thanks to everyone who buys via Cricket Yorkshire.

🏏 Thanks to Village Cricket Co, you can use CY10 at checkout for 10% off your order! 🏏

Through the partnership, we are able to offer a 10% discount and earn an affiliate commission, if you purchase via this page (or any other on our website).

It comes at no cost to you – and if you like their deals, it supports our cricket coverage too – so win-win!

Why choose Village Cricket Co?

Their affordable cricket bats deliver quality and price in one package. The Kashmir willow bat for adults cost just £117 while a full kit bundle (bat, gloves, pads, bag, abdomen protector) is just £207.

While Village Cricket Co doesn’t have the global recognition of Gray-Nicolls, Gunn & Moore or New Balance, the loyal, growing fanbase among those at grassroots don’t mind less choice, appreciate savings but want a serious product.

👏 Extras include: A bat case and a one-year warranty for peace of mind.

Indoor cricket bats

If you want a cricket bat upgrade anyway (and play hardball cricket) then this could be the answer.

Across Yorkshire, the women and girls’ game has seen a surge in uptake of players wanting to get involved with softball and hardball leagues starting from October.

Equally, there are various other tournaments and leagues that see stumps flying and big hits bouncing off walls while it’s dark outside!

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Want to buy a cricket bat under £150? Get a bargain for indoor cricket or upgrade ahead of winter nets and the 2025 season?

🏏 Thanks to Village Cricket Co, you can use CY10 at checkout for 10% off your order! 🏏

🙏 If you click through links on this page and buy from Village Cricket Co, we’ll earn a commission (no cost to you) which helps towards running this website – so you’ll be supporting grassroots cricket journalism too.