Size and Shape Guides

Step 2 — Bat Size

Cricket Bat Size Guide

Find your correct cricket bat size below. If you're between sizes, choose the larger option for extra reach.

Your height (cm)

Standard Sizes

Size	Player Height	Bat Length	Handle	Blade	Width	Weight
Zero	Under 120cm	60cm	20.5cm	39.5cm	8.9cm	1lb 4oz – 1lb 7oz
One	120 – 129cm	64cm	21.5cm	42.5cm	8.9cm	1lb 7oz – 1lb 9oz
Two	129 – 137cm	68cm	22.5cm	45.5cm	8.9cm	1lb 9oz – 1lb 11oz
Three	137 – 144cm	72cm	23.5cm	48.5cm	9.0cm	1lb 11oz – 1lb 13oz
Four	144 – 150cm	76cm	24.5cm	51.5cm	9.5cm	1lb 13oz – 1lb 15oz
Five	150 – 157cm	78cm	25.5cm	52.5cm	10.0cm	1lb 15oz – 2lb 1oz
Six	157 – 163cm	80cm	27.0cm	53.0cm	10.0cm	2lb 1oz – 2lb 3oz
Harrow	163 – 168cm	82.5cm	28.0cm	54.5cm	10.0cm	2lb 3oz – 2lb 5oz
Small Adult	168 – 175cm	83.5cm	30.0cm	53.5cm	10.7cm	2lb 5oz & up
Short Handle	175 – 188cm	85.0cm	30.0cm	55.0cm	10.7cm	2lb 7oz & up
Long Blade	188 – 200cm	87.0cm	30.0cm	57.0cm	10.7cm	2lb 9oz & up
Long Handle	188 – 200cm	87.0cm	31.5cm	55.5cm	10.7cm	2lb 9oz & up

Custom

Hybrid & Pro Sizes

Why go 1cm shorter?

Cutting 1cm off the blade rarely changes how a bat feels at the crease — but it changes everything about how it performs. That 10mm removed from the toe gets redistributed into the middle of the bat, creating more mass exactly where you need it. The result is a larger, denser sweet spot and better performance on contact — without any meaningful difference in reach or stance.

This is the same logic used by many of Australia's most recognisable batters. A slightly shorter blade lets the maker pack more willow into the hitting zone rather than carrying dead weight at the bottom.

Favoured by many elite Australian cricketers — ask Jack about whether Pro Size suits your game.

Size	Player Height	Bat Length	Handle	Blade	Width	Notes
Pro Size	175cm+	84.0cm	30.0cm	54.0cm	10.7cm	1cm shorter blade — weight redistributed to middle
Short Blade / Long Handle	175cm+	86.5cm	31.5cm	55.0cm	10.7cm	85cm blade –15mm, 31.5cm handle — reach & middle mass