Ram Crazy Cricket Set | Junior Kids Set | 1 x Size 3 Bat and 1 x Size 5 Bat | Kwik Cricket Style Set for the Backyard…

Instilling a love for the game of cricket starts in your backyard or on the beach with a kid’s cricekt set. It’s all about a bat and a ball! So, no matter who your child’s favourite batter, bowler, wicket-keeper or fielder is, their spin bowling and batting skills start with the Ram Junior Crazy Cricket Set. 

The set includes all you could possibly need (in a convenient carry bag) to get a fun and causal cricket match started – in your backyard, on the school playground or at the beach. Each set comes complete with 2 bats (1 x size 3 and 1 x size 5), a set of stumps and 2 junior softee balls. Easy to pack away once your one-day match is over, the handy carry bag is excellent for storage and portability.

The lightweight and super durable and moulded plastic construction of the Junior Crazy Cricket Set (in black, red or yellow) and the softee balls make it the ideal starter kit for kids – boys and girls alike. It also means your surroundings are safe when a 6 gets hit!. 

The Ram Junior Crazy Cricket Set is designed to develop cricket skills in young children and will bring fun and excitement to any Kwik style cricket match.
 

JUNIOR CRICKET SET – The Junior Crazy Cricket Set contains all that budding cricket players need for warm-up sessions and fun matches. Each set includes 1 x size 5 cricket bat, 1 x size 3 cricket bat, 2 junior softee balls and a set of stumps.
LIGHTWEIGHT – The Junior Crazy Cricket Set is manufactured from lightweight durable plastic construction making it perfect for kids. It is also weather-resistant, easy to transport and suitable for indoor or outdoor cricket.
ASSORTED COLOURS – Black / Red / Yellow
CONVENIENT CARRY BAG – Each Junior Crazy Cricket Set comes in a handy carry bag for easy portability so you can set up and play cricket anywhere – from sports halls and backyards to the school playground and the beach.
KWIK CRICKET STYLE SET – Kwik cricket is a simplified game of cricket designed to promote the development of the sport among boys and girls aged 5 and upwards. It was introduced by the Test and County Cricket Board and the National Cricket Association after much research and consultation with cricket coaches, education authorities, teachers and children.