As the great British summer appears to be pretty well over, my local supermarket is wanting to clear the section they had for outdoor toys for kids and is selling everything off. Now my motivation for buying a kids cricket set was not for the miniature stumps - well made though they are, and certainly not for the plastic ball. It most definitely was not because I wanted to play cricket with some kids, But I thought for four pounds, I could discard everything else and keep this little beauty.
I can confirm it's wooden, as you can see it's about 15 inches long, and weighs in at about 160g and has a nice rubbery non-slip covering to the handle I would love to have someone around right now to try this out on but from a little bit of self experimentation I would describe it as a good attention grabber.
I can confirm it's wooden, as you can see it's about 15 inches long, and weighs in at about 160g and has a nice rubbery non-slip covering to the handle I would love to have someone around right now to try this out on but from a little bit of self experimentation I would describe it as a good attention grabber.
4 comments:
Just be careful you don't hit a boundary with it
Nasty stuff...leave that sort of thing to the Americans.
Old Tom
Your question 'stumps'. me. Is that a sticky wicket. or "How's that". For an answer. Or am I 'out of bounds'.
Perfect for hitting a six. Of the best.
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