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[03jaworf]

Inners are your best bet as long as it doesn't affect how you grip the bat

[procricket]

Mine last about 10 decent innings I can't wear inners I like to feel the bat

[Simmy]

well usually i just chuck my kit in my bag after a game and just leave them so im guessing there all still damp so yesterday i took them out and put them in the sun to try. so fingers corssed they might be ok today if not ive got my vulcans at the ready.. if i bat long enough

[trypewriter]

Mine last for ages but that's cos I dont bat long enough lol

Ditto

[ilanz_bess]

well usually i just chuck my kit in my bag after a game and just leave them so im guessing there all still damp so yesterday i took them out and put them in the sun to try. so fingers corssed they might be ok today if not ive got my vulcans at the ready.. if i bat long enough

Don't think you put your gloves in direct sunlight as it can tend to get the leather on the palms a bit hard. Look for a cool spot outdoors, this should do the trick...

PS. I got two seasons out of mine using this process...

[evans1234]

Mine last about 10 decent innings I can't wear inners I like to feel the bat

That depends on what type of inners you use. For batting use fingerless inners as you can still feel the bat

[beaver5]

Mine last about 10 decent innings I can't wear inners I like to feel the bat

Wow! You're a cricket retailers dream. I'd be gutted if I didn't 3 seasons out of a pair. Only replaced my last pair as the leather palms were beginning to hum a bit.

[smilley792]

Generally my gloves last 2 seasons

But one set did a few nets and 4games. Took them back and had them replaced. The new pair have lasted a season since.