ZAP Pacer 20 Cricket Leather Ball
ZAP Tournament Cricket Leather Ball
ZAP League Cricket Leather Ball
ZAP Monster Cricket Leather Ball
Cricket Leather Balls
ZAP cricket leather balls are made for leather-ball cricket, from net practice and academy sessions to club and match use. The current range starts at ₹599 and includes single balls, selected packs of 3 and boxes of 12. Models differ by cork grade, seam construction, intended use and ZAP's published playing-life range, so choose the ball for the level and surface you actually play on.
Cricket Leather Ball Price and Model Comparison
| Model | Starting price | Best suited to | Colours | Published playing range* |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Pacer 20 | ₹599 | Nets and regular practice | Red, White | 15-20 overs |
| Club | ₹699 | Practice and academy sessions | Red, White | 15-20 overs |
| Test | ₹849 | Club-level practice matches | Red, White | 20-30 overs |
| Tournament | ₹1,149 | T20, one-day and match use | Red, White, Pink option | 30-40 overs |
| League | ₹1,899 | Higher-level league and match use | Red, White | 40-60 overs |
| Monster | ₹2,649 | Premium match use | Red, White | 60-80 overs |
*Playing-life ranges are ZAP's published model ranges. Actual life varies with pitch, weather, surface abrasion and how the ball is used. Colour and pack availability can vary by model and stock.
How to Choose a Cricket Leather Ball
- Practice vs match use: Pacer 20 and Club are the practical starting point for nets and regular training. Test and Tournament step up for club and match use, while League and Monster sit higher in the range.
- Cork grade: ZAP's published product specifications move from Grade 3 cork in the practice models through Grade 2 and Grade 1 variants higher in the range.
- Construction: The range uses four-piece, hand-stitched construction with alum-tanned leather and cork cores.
- Colour: Red is the standard choice for traditional day cricket, white is used for limited-overs formats, and selected Tournament variants are offered in pink when available.
- Quantity: If you are buying for a club, academy or team, several models are available in boxes of 12, while Pacer 20 and Club also offer selected multi-ball packs.
Leather Ball, Season Ball and Cricket Ball
In Indian cricket, “season ball” commonly refers to the hard leather cricket ball used for organised cricket, as distinct from a tennis ball. If you are looking for a cricket season ball for nets, academy training, club matches or league cricket, compare the leather-ball models above by use case rather than choosing only by price.
Red, White and Pink Leather Cricket Balls
Red: suited to traditional day cricket and longer formats. White: used for limited-overs cricket and play under lights. Pink: used where greater visibility is needed across changing light conditions. ZAP colour availability varies by model and current stock.
Cricket Leather Ball FAQs
What is the price of a cricket leather ball at ZAP?
The current ZAP range starts at ₹599 for Pacer 20 and rises through practice, club and match models to the Monster at ₹2,649. Multi-ball and box-of-12 pricing is available on selected products.
Which ZAP leather ball is best for practice?
Pacer 20 and Club are positioned for regular practice and nets. If you are preparing for club-level match conditions, compare Test and Tournament.
Which leather ball should a club or academy buy?
Choose by how the balls will be used. For repeated nets and training, prioritise the practice models and bulk packs. For match use, compare Test, Tournament, League and Monster based on the level of play and your budget.
Do leather balls come in boxes?
Yes. Several ZAP leather-ball models have a Box of 12 option, and selected practice models also offer smaller multi-ball packs. Check the live variant options on each product page for current availability.
How long does a cricket leather ball last?
There is no single answer for every ball or surface. ZAP publishes a model-specific playing range, but actual life varies significantly with the wicket, weather, outfield, net surface and intensity of use.
What is the standard weight of a men's cricket ball?
ICC playing conditions specify 155.9 g to 163 g for a new men's international cricket ball. ZAP product pages list the published model weight separately; always check the individual product specification for the ball you are buying.
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