ESTD : 1946
Regd. Under Societies Act. XXVI of 1961 Regd. No. : S/5614
Regd. Under Societies Act. XXVI of 1961 Regd. No. : S/5614
Almost all the cricket balls that are used in cricket are all dark red in color. The manufacturer depends upon the location. At the Test match level, three basic balls are used. They are all manufactured in Kookaburra in Australia, West Indies, Pakistan, New Zealand, Sri Lanka and South Africa. In the limited overs cricket formats, Kookaburra balls are used irrespective of the location.
Each country uses any of the ball freely according to their choice. This is the reason any particular cricket ball has not been brought into line by the International Cricket Council.
