Tap Extreme Duty Weighted Ball Set

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Pink has proved to have a great contrast for both day and night time games. Pink is also ideal because it has high visibility in all the stages of its natural deterioration. The pink Kookaburra turf ball is currently being used in trials around the globe. Just recently, the pink ball was used in the first test match under lights between New Zealand and Australia at the Adelaide Oval in November 2015. In fact, there is no other ball that has been through the same number of trials and testing like the pink ball.

The only difference is that the leather used to make the white ball is natural and comes in an off-white color. Kookaburra covered the leather with a pigmented pure white finish to make sure that it retains its high visibility through many games. With a weight of 156-164 grams, the ball provides the perfect balance for bowlers to achieve swing and seam movement. This adds an extra challenge for batsmen and enhances the excitement of the game. As for the red ball, one ball would last equal or greater than 80 overs, and the call to change or continue with the same ball would rest with the bowling team. What is a pink ball? The ball is not replaced if it is hit into the crowd – the crowd must return it. If the ball is damaged, lost, or illegally modified, it will be replaced by a used ball in a similar condition to the replaced ball. A new ball can only be used after the specified minimum number of overs have been bowled with the old one.Exceptional craftsmanship: The ball is carefully made using top-quality materials, ensuring both durability and consistent performance. The bowler should feel the difference in pace they can bring the ball through their action and over time this will become faster, without any adverse effect on the accuracy.

Spin: It is the ability of the ball to rotate just after the bounce. Generally spin is dependent upon pitch conditions & bowler ability, but the lighter ball will spin more than the heavier ball. SInce it is easier to impart necessary rotational force on a lighter ball than the heavier one.(You may have observe this with tennis ball while playing in your streets)Williamson, Martin (14 August 2010). "The tragic death of Raman Lamba". Cricinfo Magazine . Retrieved 28 November 2014. The shine comes with extra polish on the surface of the white ball and interestingly, due to this extra polish, the white ball swings more than the red ball. When it comes to the pink ball, there is not much difference from the red ball. Both the balls are used in Test matches with the pink one specifically used in Test matches played under lights. Widely used by professionals: Many top-level players trust this ball for its quality and performance.