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Helmets
The England and Wales Cricket Board recommend that a helmet, with a faceguard, is worn by young players (up to the age of 18) whenever batting against a cricket ball.

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Even if you are not batting against fast bowlers a helmet will protect you against an accidental full toss or a top edged sweep or pull shot.

Make sure that the faceguard is properly adjusted so that the ball can not pass between it and the peak of the helmet.

Also ensure that the helmet is securely held in place by the chin strap as you will be given out if your helmet is dislodged and hits the stumps.

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