Swinga Technique Cricket Ball - Yellow

The Swinga is set to change the way batters train and prepare. ​If you are ambitious, want to improve, challenge yourself and have fun along the way then Swinga is the answer.

Imagine a cricket ball that swings and seams like a new leather ball and continues to behave like this time and time and time again.

Imagine that this ball can be Bowled, thrown, Sidearmed or used in a Bowling machine.

Imagine it will keep behaving as a new leather ball even when wet.

Imagine this ball was a fraction of the cost of a leather ball.

Imagine no longer. Swinga Technique Ball is here.

The Swinga is set to revolutionise the way batters train.

​Never before have they had the opportunity to practice for long enough against a new ball. Even wealthier professional teams do not give new balls to their batters for volume training.

It's not economical or practical. 

The Swinga technique ball is a valuable training aid for coaches and players alike.

​It's a game changer but don't take our word for it.....

What a great product. It’s Incredible because you learn to play the swinging ball and learn to really watch the ball.

Honestly I was blown away.... As a coach and past player this is a great tool and I recommend it to anyone.

​Justin Langer
Ex Australian opener and current head coach

The Swinga was designed for batters and it undoubtedly ticks all their boxes.

In the Northern Hemisphere rain is a constant threat. This routinely affects practice at all levels. If there is any moisture on the grass or all weather the leather ball is affected and we cannot practice fully and any practice that is done ruins leather balls.

​This impacts bowlers and batters but particularly bowlers who require a dry ball to practice their skills. The Swinga will enable this. Whereas leather balls hate the wet the Swinga is unaffected. It can be easily dried and will SWING AND SEAM off the wicket as if BRAND NEW leather ball.

In terms of size, weight and feel in the hand it is a cricket ball. If you placed a string seam on it a bowler would know little difference. The lack of a string seam, as opposed to the PU of the Swinga, is a downside for bowlers as it’s obviously not exactly the same, which is why it is aimed at improving batting, not bowling.