Having the best cricket balls reviewed, should take away some of the guesswork when looking to buy a cricket ball. After all, cricket balls look the same, so what makes one worth £120 and another only £10? There are a number of leading brands that dominate the market in the UK but, are their cricket balls the best value? There have been many cricket balls reviewed by us over the years and some brands are clearly manufacturing superior quality balls. However, they do often come with a premium price tag.
Training cricket balls are available in many different types of materials and are not exclusively available in leather. The training balls we have probably all heard of are Windballs and Incrediballs but there are many more available. These types of cricket balls are great for varying coaching sessions and for high repetition coaching drills.
What Cricket Brands Are The Best?
Knowing which cricket brands are the best is dependent on what product you are looking to purchase. For example, Dukes Cricket is arguably the producer of the best quality cricket balls but I would look elsewhere for bats and pads. GM (Gunn & Moore) manufacture cricket bats in Nottingham to a very high standard. Readers (owned by Kookaburra) manufacture a great range of cricket balls, especially at the cheaper end of the market. Kookaburra spend huge sums on worldwide marketing and sponsorship, so are probably the best known global brand. Kookaburra cricket balls are used by many cricket boards including Australia, New Zealand and Sounth Africa, amongst others. GN (Gray Nicholls) is best known for quality bats and protective equipment.
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Womens Softball Cricket Made Easy: Rules & Scoresheet
What Are The Rules For Womens Softball Cricket? Guide To Womens Softball Cricket Free Scoresheet and Rules. Whether you are a player or coach setting out on the journey of women’s softball cricket, this guide will help you set up for a fantastic days cricket. All forms of softball cricket are shortened formats of traditional…
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How Do Cricket Super 8s Work? A Complete Guide
If you or your team are planning on entering a cricket Super 8s competition, it is best to familiarize yourself with the rules. Super 8’s is a cricket format designed for beginners or teams looking for more experience. Players bat in pairs for a specified number of overs and lose runs, when losing a wicket.…
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How To Apply A Batting Grip Without A Bat cone
How to apply a batting grip with a sandwich bag How to apply a batting grip? A few years ago I was playing cricket for my local team when one of my team mates asked if anyone had a batting cone. (Also known as a cricket bat replacement rubber grip cone). Luckily for this player…
What Other Cricket Balls Reviewed Content Is Available?
We have a large number of interesting videos on our Sportsballstu Youtube channel. These cover everything from how to put on a cricket batting grip without a cone and how to knock in your cricket bat. In fact, one of our most viewed video’s is ‘The Easiest Way To Put On A Bat Grip – Cricket’ and has achieved in excess of 356,000 views to date.
Look out for more cricket content over the coming weeks and months.