Heavy Tennis Ball Cricket Ball (Pack of 12)

A small group of us play cricket with just a bat, a ball, and a wicket. No pads/helmets necessary when using this ball. It's heavy enough to get a consistent bowling action and a solid connection with the bat.A couple notes:1. Because of its weight, catching this ball will hurt a bit more than using a regular tennis ball, so be warned. It still hurts less than having the impact of a baseball or real leather cricket ball on bare hands.2. These balls do not last forever. Expect to go through these fairly quickly, especially if you're trying to hit boundaries.3. We play in Washington state, where it's fairly wet, and the ball holds grip pretty well.Summary: Give it a try! It's worth the money.

Ball weighs 130g, the same as a Jai Alai pelota, which are typically hand made and expensive. Plays well on a racquetball court for those who don't live near a fronton

Bounces well and good quality balls

Good quality balls. I used single ball for more than 40 overs and it is still playable.

Good bounce and mimics leather ball up to certain extent

This ball is not in good condition. It looks like it was cut and glued it together. Not a professional cricket ball.

The box I received may have been a bad batch compared to the ones I ordered last year.This ball feels lighter compared to the previous box, the bounce isn't nearly as consistent either.The ball also starts falling apart after 10-12 overs.Overall, it gets the job done but it isn't a good playing experience.

Great price, we use it for practice matches.