Cricket Helmets

The most important piece of cricket protective equipment is a cricket helmet. Cricket helmets have protected batsmen, wicket-keepers, and close fielders from serious injury for many years now, and the technology involved in keeping cricket players safe improves every year. Allrounder Cricket are the leading provider of helmets worldwide.

All Rounder stock one of the widest ranges of 2025 cricket helmets in the world. Our range of batting helmets suits every level of cricketer, with a wide range of brands (including Masuri, Shrey helmets, Gray Nicolls helmets, and Kookaburra helmets), sizes (including junior cricket helmets), and prices to suit any pocket.

Look the part with a Personalised Helmet! Our range of helmets includes Shrey and Masuri personalised cricket helmets, allowing all club players to wear safety gear with their own club logo embroidered on the front. We have fast lead times, a choice of colours to choose from and personalised helmets starting from just £78.99!

Being such a fundamental piece of equipment, literally a life saver with critical head protection, here at AllRounder, we recommend adhering to the ECB guidelines that all junior and senior players possess a helmet within their bags. With prices and levels to suit all ability of the player, it is a small price to pay to protect against serious injury. 

Our selection of stocked brands includes:

Masuri Cricket Helmets. One of cricket's leading helmet manufacturers and supplied to the England Cricket Team. Masuri being high levels of protection (all designs face rigorous high velocity mpact testing), the latest innovative technology, quality and comfort. Their British designed and manufactured single shell protection, provides a strong and lightweight helmet you can trust.  Our range of Masuri helmets for juniors and seniors includes the great value for money Masuri C-Line Helmet, the E-Line range, and the T-Line range (which also includes a helmet specifically for wicket keepers).

Shrey Cricket Helmets. A brand with an international reputation for advanced safety features alongside comfort and style. Masuri being high levels of protection (all designs face rigorous high velocity impact testing), the latest innovative technology, quality and comfort. Our range of Shrey helmets for juniors and seniors includes both titanium and steel designs and the lightest helmets on the market such as the Shrey Koroyd, Shrey MasterClass Air 2.0 (including wicket keeping helmet), Shrey Armor. Plus the best-selling Shrey Performance Steel Cricket helmet which is available in black, navy, green and maroon options, along with 3 difference sizes to get the perfect fit.

Gray Nicolls Cricket Helmets. Gray Nicolls are carving out a great reputation for their helmets with them being trusted by a large number of interntional starts including Babar Azam, Kane Williamson, Mitch Marsh and many more. Safety and comfort are paramount features in a cricket helmet and Gray Nicolls offer this in abundance, matching the needs of all customers. Regardless of your budget and playing level, Gray Nicolls have a helmet for you and our selection includes the Atomic 360 Helmet, as well as the Junior Elite. 

We also stock the Kookaburra Pro 600 helmet - a cloth design with a flash of their iconic green. Plus the Gunn & Moore Neon Geo helmet, which is a great traditional style helmet available in a wide choice of colours and sizes. 

Stem Guards / Neck Guards: Furthermore we strongly recommend adding the accompanying stem guard or neck guard to your helmet. It is a small but important bit of kit that provides additional protection to a batter's vulnerable neck region. The neck is a sensitive area, and a blow to this part of the body can lead to serious injuries. The stem guard is a clip-on attachment that is designed to safeguard the back of the head and neck whilst still offering free movement of the head so that you can bat with confidence knowing you have an extra level of protection. 

Further information:
What is the difference between titanium and steel cricket helmets?
How to choose the right helmet and size for your child