Cricket Shoes for Men
Cricket Shoes for Men
Cricket demands more from a shoe than most sports. Six hours of fielding, explosive sprints between wickets, sharp lateral cuts, and sustained pressure on the crease. A generic sports shoe fails at all of these. A cricket shoe is built for them. At Ten x You, co-founded by Sachin Tendulkar, cricket shoes carry real cricketing DNA. Sachin spent decades understanding what footwear demands on Indian pitches. That knowledge shaped every shoe in this range.
Shop High-Performance Cricket Shoes for Men
The All-Rounder Cricket Shoe at ₹3,299 MRP (inc all taxes) features a full rubber stud outsole, rigid midfoot support, and cushioning that holds up through a full innings. Available in Bright White, Lime Green, and White Green. The [All-Rounder Swing] (/product/all-rounder-swing-cricket-shoe-white) at ₹3,499 adds an updated sole pattern. The Centurion Pro Batsman Shoe at ₹8,999 delivers specialist pivot support at the crease.
Why Cricket Shoes Improve Your Game
Better Grip on the Field
A full rubber stud outsole provides turf traction for fielding, running between wickets, and sharp direction changes. Generic flat soles slip. Stud patterns grip.
Enhanced Stability
Rigid midfoot support holds your foot stable during lateral cuts and bowling delivery strides. This prevents the ankle rolling that loose-fitting shoes allow.
Lightweight Comfort
Cricket sessions can last hours. A lightweight, breathable construction reduces fatigue and keeps your feet cool through long innings in Indian conditions.
How to Choose Cricket Shoes for Men
Choose by Playing Role
For Batsmen
Batsmen need cushioned midsoles for standing and running between wickets, plus rubber studs for traction at the crease. The Centurion Pro adds specialist pivot support.
For Fast Bowlers
Fast bowlers need toe protection for the delivery stride, mesh uppers for breathability, and landing support that absorbs the force of the front-foot plant.
For All-Rounders
All-rounders need balanced grip, breathability, and cushioning. The All-Rounder Cricket Shoe is built for exactly this.
Choose by Pitch and Surface
Rubber studs work on most Indian pitches, practice nets, and hard surfaces. Metal spikes suit international-standard turf wickets. The All-Rounder uses rubber studs designed for Indian conditions.
Getting the Right Fit and Size
Snug heel, room in the toe box, midfoot support. Standard Indian sizing. Cricket shoes should fit securely to prevent movement inside the shoe during quick direction changes.
Spikes vs Trainers: Which Do You Need?
Rubber stud outsoles handle practice nets, league matches, and most Indian pitches. Metal spikes are suited to well-maintained international turf. For most Indian cricketers playing at club and district level, rubber studs are the practical choice.
How to Care for Your Cricket Shoes
Cleaning After Matches
Brush off mud and grass immediately. Let the shoe dry fully before brushing again. Wipe with a damp cloth for residual marks.
Maintaining Grip
Check stud condition regularly. Worn studs reduce traction. Replace shoes when studs are visibly flat.
Proper Storage
Air dry after every session. Never store wet cricket shoes in a bag. Remove insoles and let both dry separately.
Why Buy Men's Cricket Shoes from Ten x You
Designed with Sachin Tendulkar
Sachin's involvement goes beyond branding. His decades of cricketing experience shaped the outsole patterns, midfoot support structures, and cushioning profiles in this range.
Built for Indian Pitches and Conditions
Indian pitches vary from hard red soil to lush green turf. The rubber stud outsoles are designed for this range of surfaces. Breathable uppers handle Indian heat.
Quality at Every Price Point
The All-Rounder starts at ₹3,299. The Centurion Pro at ₹8,999 adds specialist batsman features. Every shoe in the range carries the same construction quality.