TENNEX Cricket Ball (1x6) - Red

How to Use & Care for TENNEX Cricket Ball (1x6) - Red

Step 1 — Unpack & Inspect
Open the 1×6 pack and visually inspect each ball for manufacturing defects (seams, uniformity, colour). Keep the original packaging until you’re satisfied with the condition.

Step 2 — Select the Right Use
Use these balls for practice, nets, coaching drills or school matches. They’re ideal for wicket practice, fielding drills and over-arm bowling practice. For official match play, confirm the event’s approved-ball requirements.

Step 3 — Storage
Store balls in a cool, dry place away from direct sunlight. Prolonged heat or UV exposure can accelerate material degradation and colour fading.

Step 4 — Routine Cleaning
After sessions, wipe balls with a damp cloth to remove dirt and sweat. For stubborn marks, a mild soap solution is fine — rinse and dry thoroughly. Do not submerge for long periods.

Step 5 — Drying
If balls get wet, allow to air dry naturally at room temperature. Avoid high heat (radiators, car trunks on hot days) that can warp or damage the ball outer.

Step 6 — Rotation & Inspection
Rotate use between balls in the pack to distribute wear evenly. Regularly inspect seams and surface; remove any ball that shows cracking or seam separation from practice use.

Step 7 — Troubleshooting & Replacement

• Ball becomes soft or low bounce: Likely material fatigue — retire the ball for low-impact drills or replace.

• Surface cracking/fading: Stop use on abrasive surfaces and only use remaining balls on gentler surfaces.

• Seam separation: Discard the affected ball to avoid inconsistent behaviour or injury.

Following these steps keeps the Tennex 1×6 pack performing longer and ensures safe, consistent practice sessions for clubs and schools.

The TENNEX Cricket Ball (1x6) - Red is best for organisations and individuals who need an affordable, dependable practice ball set. Primary users include school PE departments, youth cricket clubs, community coaching programmes and parents buying gear for junior training. The 6-ball pack supports group sessions, enabling rotation to extend product life and ensuring that multiple trainees can practice simultaneously. Because the balls are lightweight and small-sized, they’re particularly suitable for junior players and beginners learning batting and bowling fundamentals. Coaches running large sessions will appreciate the economy of a multipack, while clubs seeking a low-cost solution for drills, nets and casual matches in Dubai and across the UAE will find good value here. For official tournament fixtures, verify whether tournament rules require certified leather match balls — Tennex practice balls are primarily targeted toward training and school/club use.

Q1: Is Tennex cricket ball good for tournaments?
Tennex balls are commonly used for practice and local club matches. For formal tournaments that require certified leather match balls, Tennex practice balls may not meet official match specifications. If you’re running school or friendly tournaments, Tennex balls are a reliable, affordable choice — but for certified tournament play check the competition’s approved-ball list or specify match-grade leather balls.

Q2: What is the weight of a Tennex cricket ball?
The product page for this Tennex 1×6 listing does not specify the exact per-ball weight. Practice and hard tennis/cricket-type balls typically vary; please provide the per-ball weight (in kg) so we can include an exact spec. If you need a guideline for regulatory use, a standard adult leather cricket ball weight is typically ~0.156–0.163 kg, but practice balls often differ.

Q3: Where can I buy Tennex cricket balls in UAE?
You can buy Tennex cricket balls via Sea Wonders (this product page), major UAE marketplaces like Noon and Amazon.ae, and specialist sports retailers. For bulk or school orders, check with Sea Wonders for wholesale pricing and delivery to Dubai, Abu Dhabi and other Emirates.

Q4: Are Tennex balls suitable for school and club training?
Yes — Tennex 1×6 packs are designed for club and school use. They’re economical, durable, and suitable for coaching drills, net practice and junior matches. Their bright colour improves visibility in drills and makes them easy to manage for groups.

Q5: What surfaces are Tennex cricket balls best for?
Tennex practice balls work well on hard surfaces, pitch mats and turf used in school or club nets. They’re made to withstand frequent use on outdoor hard courts and artificial turf; avoid prolonged use on abrasive concrete if you want to maximize lifespan.