Handle it with kid gloves. Opera gloves are still in style. Is there a point to wearing fingerless gloves? Golf gloves provide a good grip on the club.
Garden gloves Chemical resistance gloves Medical gloves Baseball gloves (for fielding and also for batting) Love glove (condom) Kitchen gloves Winter gloves Welding gloves
Wicket keeping gloves - analogous to a catcher's mitt, these may be worn by only one member of the team, designated as the wicket keeper. It's the keeper's job to catch everything the batter misses (or gets a faint edge on), hence the padding. If anybody else wants to take a catch, they use their bare hands - another reason why cricket is harder than baseball. Keeper's inners - these are worn under the keeper's gloves, for extra protection and to prevent the overgloves from becoming sweaty.
Batting gloves - in cricket, the bowler is actually allowed to hurt you with the ball. No free bases, all you get for free in cricket if the bowler (pitcher) hits you is a bruise. These gloves protect the hands when holding the bat, which is why they're padded on the back.
This post was edited by Slartibartfast at June 15, 2023 4:50 AM MDT
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