This chapter explores the critical aspects of injury prevention and rehabilitation for para-cricketers, providing a comprehensive overview tailored to this unique athlete population. Starting with injury epidemiology, the prevalence, types and causes of injuries specific to para-cricket are examined, with patterns and risk factors distinct to different classifications within the sport highlighted. Para-cricketers are categorised based on visual, physical, intellectual and hearing impairments. Each category presents unique challenges, requiring specialised injury prevention and rehabilitation approaches. In the injury prevention section, strategies tailored to the needs of para-cricketers are explored, such as customised training programmes, proper equipment use and adaptive techniques to minimise injury risk. Emphasis is placed on the role of strength and conditioning and sport-specific drills in maintaining athlete health and performance. Finally, special considerations for injury rehabilitation for para-cricketers are discussed. Evidence-based practices in physical therapy, assistive technologies, psychological support and a multidisciplinary approach are included to ensure a holistic recovery. By addressing these critical areas, this chapter aims to enhance the safety, performance and overall well-being of para-cricketers.