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Here's a cute joke that goes like this ... The first testicular guard (box) was used in cricket in 1874 and the first cricket helmet was used in 1974. It took men 100 years to realize that the brain was important. Definitely written by a woman! The cricket helmet was designed to prevent serious head injuries caused by a cricket ball. The cricket helmet actually evolved when batsmen sought protection from head injuries caused by short pitch bowling. As the game adopted the widespread acceptance of helmets by batsmen, they began to be used as protection by fielders and wicketkeepers. Injuries can still occur for batsmen when wearing helmets, cuts, and fractures at a high level of play when in fact fast bowlers work. History of Cricket Helmets Cricket has been slow in adopting helmets as a form of protection by cricket, surprisingly, given the fact that fast bowlers bowl at speeds of up to 90 miles per hour, 150 kilometers per hour. The sport, which has historically valued its traditi...

 The use of cricket batting pads is a must in the game of cricket. It is one of the most essential cricket equipment that covers a batsman's legs. They are used as a defense against a cricket ball, which can hit the lower part of the legs, including the knees, shins, and lower thighs. A cricketer is well aware of the importance of a cricket batting pad. They provide the necessary protection against a hard leather cricket ball which can come towards the batsman at high speed, without taking any protection against it can lead to serious injuries. Materials used in making cricket batting pads Leather was used to make cricket batting pads, which have now been replaced by a long-lasting low-cost material that is lighter in weight than previous traditional cricket batting pads. These variations include PVC which is a synthetic plastic material, PU called Plastazot, a mixture of plastic and blowing agents that form bubbles in the material, and other synthetic materials. Cricket battin...