CRICKET BOWLING MACHINE BALLS | Urethane Practice Balls

Cricket bowling machine balls built for consistent, everyday training
When it comes to performance, consistency matters. Our cricket bowling machine balls are made from UCB-approved urethane, designed for long-lasting use and reliable accuracy with every delivery.
 
These fully dimpled practice balls replicate the flight and bounce of real cricket balls — helping players train smarter, hit cleaner, and build confidence at the crease.

Recommended for our machines
We only recommend using our urethane practice balls with our range of cricket bowling machines, including the Devon Trainer and Brit Bowler. They’re specifically engineered to protect your machine’s wheels while maintaining accurate speed and spin performance over time.
 
⚠️ Using non-approved balls may affect machine performance or cause damage.
 
Choose your ideal practice ball.
Our practice balls are available in four variations, designed to match player age and training level:
135g red: For ages U9–U13 – ideal for developing players.
156g yellow: For U14–U19 – standard hardness for intermediate players.
156g white: For U14–U19 – perfect for match-simulation under lights.
156g orange (soft): For U14–U19 – our recommended option for safe, everyday use.
 
All balls are fully dimpled for consistent grip and aerodynamics, ensuring reliable performance in all conditions.
 
Bat-friendly, but realistic
Our urethane practice balls are designed to be as bat-friendly as possible, reducing stress on your cricket bats while maintaining realistic impact. However, because of the natural intensity of the sport, there’s always a small risk of bat damage during extended training.
 
Train safely. Play confidently.
Whether you’re coaching a school team, running a club session, or working on your shots at home, our cricket bowling machine balls deliver the consistency and reliability your training deserves.
Order your orange urethane practice balls today — the perfect choice for safer, smarter, and more consistent cricket practice.