The Cancon Gas Ball is a premium, high-rebound pressurized tennis ball engineered specifically for street cricket and tape ball matches. Designed with a specialized nitrogen or gas-filled core, it delivers maximum structural toughness and explosive speed off the bat. It is sold both individually (each) for personal practice and in a commercial pack of 12 for team tournaments. [1, 2, 3, 4, 5]
Product Description
- Features a high-tensile pressurized inner core that offers continuous aerodynamic speed and prevents premature flattening.
- Bound in a premium tightly woven felt covering that grips electrical tape cleanly and resists surface fraying.
- Designed to retain standard tournament shape and weight over extensive 20-over matches without structural softening.
Key Features
- Core Pressure: Gas-pressurized center provides boosted velocity and long-lasting rebound memory compared to standard air balls.
- Dimensions: Built to a precise standard 70mm diameter and balanced weight (~60g) for predictable flight lines.
- Durability: Features 20-over heavy toughness to withstand aggressive fast bowling and powerful boundary hits.
- High Visibility: Clad in a vibrant neon green or yellow color profile for easier tracking under streetlights or bright daytime skies.
- Packaging Formats: Available as a flexible single piece (loose) or an economical pack of 12 (one dozen).
Best Uses
- Tape Ball Cricket Matches: Specifically optimized to serve as the core base for standard electrical vinyl tape wrapping for street or club cricket.
- High-Bounce Practice Sessions: Excellent for net practice, high-impact catching drills, and batting stroke warm-ups on varied concrete or dirt grounds.
- Tournament Play: The standard choice for local short-format night tournaments requiring high-velocity boundary performance.
Category Tips
- Maintain Pressure: Avoid puncturing the outer rubber skin to prevent the internal gas charge from dissipating quickly.
- Tape Tension: Wrap electrical tape evenly around the seam to maintain the ball’s natural aerodynamic flight balance.
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