GM | Cricket Skills Ball | Sizes Adult or Junior | Colours Red, White or Red & White | Durable Stitched Seam | Single Ball or Bucket of 24 | Gunn & Moore

Not much you can say about this other than it is a very good "incrediball" type ball. It feels heavy compared to a regular junior cricket ball but I weighed it and it comes in at 4.75oz, ie spot on. The ball feels like it will last so no worries about hitting it and it splitting. Beware that it is still fairly hard so if you are intending to use this against relative novices you will be better starting off with a wind ball and moving up to this. The advantage this has is that it is softer so easier on the hands but it still hurts. Overall a great product for junior cricket drills, recommended.

The ball serves its purpose. It looks well stitched. Scratches easily but I guess that is normal. Son was very happy with the ball

Feels fine until I played with it, 10 balls in and the stitching had come apart, after 30 balls it was completely broken. A really inadequate product I'm afraid.

Excellent quality to practice with in the garden but be careful of your windows!!!

This has a good weight and size to it which helps getting a good grip on it. I tend to treat the seams with a glue to keep them intact longer, however its not long before this goes the way of most incrediballs etc and splits. not sure you can do much about this as the ball encourages batters to hit out. Probably the best skills ball I've used.

My son loved it worked very well at the cricket match we had, works well as an alternative to a very hard ball. Bit bouncier than a cricket ball, but very similar to an incrediball. However the boys did prefer the two tone balls where you can see the spin.

Great for practice and easy to find. Being slightly softer than a proper cricket ball makes it ideal for knocking around or just catching practice. Lives in car.

This product seemed a good idea as my lad was scared of being hurt by a proper cricket ball. This item is ideal for catching practise but you cannot use with a bat which limits its use. it is easier to buy a proper cricket ball & just stand closer.

The ball is truly a bowler's ball. It spins, it swings, and you can do things with the ball you just can't with tennis balls and windballs. We use it in our Sunday cricket matches. Unfortunately, the stitching on the ball does not like taking much beating and we have to get a new ball for each week (we usually play 4 innings 6 overs each). Would've given 5 stars if the ball wouldn't split as often.