Willow Cricket Hanging Ball for Bat Knocking and Practice, 1 Hard Ball

This is a good quality product and works well for training when hung the right way. Design seem to be good and material the ball is made with is durable.

If you want to polish your batting skills, having a good hanging cricket ball for practice is a must. This is where this product comes into picture. It has a preinstalled rope which makes it super easy to set up almost anywhere, whether you're in your backyard, garage or even inside your home if you have space. The ball swings just right, helping you work on your timing, precision and angled shots.I also found couple of issues with this ball. The thread quality is not up to the mark and could be a bit sturdier. Morever, the ball is pierced at a bit of an angle, which can be slightly annoying while you play your shots. Overall, It’s a handy tool for any cricket lover wanting to sneak in some solo practice!

Like another reviewer, I ordered this item for self-defense purposes. The cricket ball is solid. I'll eventually replace the provided cord with a shorter and stronger paracord with a length adjuster.

The ball is decent for basic practice and bat knocking, but I found it to be a bit too hard for consistent use. While it does the job, the quality could be improved, as the durability doesn't seem to match up to more premium options. It’s fine for occasional practice, but if you're serious about your training, you might want to look for something a bit more robust.

The rope for the ball is poor quality. I used it for only 30 mins and thr rope was ruined.

I ordered this with an alternative use: as a self-defense tool.The ball is dense, heavy, and HARD. Swung on its cord, it will be much more effective than your bare hands.For folks who drive using company vehicles, or whose company policies restrict carrying more effective self-defense tools, or for those who live in cities with harsh restrictions against being able to protect yourself, this thing is priceless.The cord it comes with is *really* long, you'll want to tie a knot in it to make it shorter, or cut it down to a more manageable length.

It looks like a regular test cricket ball, but the reason I say it's semi-realistic is because it doesn't quite have the same hardness as a real cricket ball. Then again, that's probably not why one might want to purchase it. The real reason I bought it is because I wanted to hang it on a tree branch and practice hitting it without having to play "Fetch". I gave it 4 stars because the rope isn't quite long enough to hang from a high tree branch. So you can do some solo play but the ball will only swing about 7 to 10 feet away before it swings back at you. A longer rope would have made it more useful, understanding that this is my bias and my own expectations. Overall, I like it

This hanging ball for cricket practice works as expected. Rope is strong and ball is good quality. I like the angle this is tied. Only thing I'd like more if the rope for little longer.