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Synthetic | Balls
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SB-1000

₹ 200.00

A synthetic ball is a cost-effective and highly durable sports ball (usually for cricket) constructed from synthetic materials (like rubber, polyurethane, or composite PVC) rather than cork and leather. Its main purpose is to provide a reliable, long-lasting training aid that mimics the feel and bounce of a traditional ball without the high cost and maintenance.

  • Material: Crafted from durable plastic or rubber composite materials, designed to replicate the feel of leather to an extent. 

  • Design: Features a pronounced seam that allows movement, mimicking the behavior of a traditional cricket ball. 

  • Weight: Lighter than leather balls, making them suitable for beginners and training sessions. 

  • Durability: Designed to last longer than leather balls, especially on rough surfaces. 

  • Affordability: More budget-friendly compared to traditional leather cricket balls.

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Synthetic cricket balls are designed for practice sessions and recreational play. They are made of durable plastic or rubber and are lighter than leather balls, making them ideal for beginners, indoor cricket, and tennis ball cricket.

  • Material: Crafted from durable plastic or rubber composite materials, designed to replicate the feel of leather to an extent. 

  • Design: Features a pronounced seam that allows movement, mimicking the behavior of a traditional cricket ball. 

  • Weight: Lighter than leather balls, making them suitable for beginners and training sessions. 

  • Durability: Designed to last longer than leather balls, especially on rough surfaces. 

  • Affordability: More budget-friendly compared to traditional leather cricket balls.

After use, simply wipe the ball with a damp cloth to remove dirt, mud, and dust. Avoid Harsh Chemicals: Do not use abrasive cleaners or harsh chemical solvents, as they can degrade the synthetic material.

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