Outstanding and inexpensive training ball. Entirely hand made. Genuine leather. Regulation weight and size. Produced by the world’s leading cricket ball manufacturer!
Outstanding and inexpensive training ball. Entirely hand made. Genuine leather. Regulation weight and size. Produced by the world’s leading cricket ball manufacturer!
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The lowest price for Kookaburra Menace Cricket Ball Red 156g right now is $19.99 at Rebel.
The all-time low was $15.99 on 25 Oct 2025 — today's price is 25% above the lowest ever. It has been notably cheaper before — worth setting a price alert.
Prices last updated 6 June 2026.
Kookaburra Menace Cricket Ball Red 156g
Outstanding and inexpensive training ball. Entirely hand made. Genuine leather. Regulation weight and size. Produced by the world’s leading cricket ball manufacturer!
Outstanding and inexpensive training ball. Entirely hand made. Genuine leather. Regulation weight and size. Produced by the world’s leading cricket ball manufacturer!
Last updated at 06/06/2026 11:47:04
Kookaburra Menace Cricket Ball Red 156g
Delivery between Tue – Fri $10.99
originally posted on rebelsport.com.au
Good for training,Will last generally 10-20 overs, if the ball is being smashed around fenced nets it won’t last very long but which is expected. Recommend for fun play and fielding catching etc... Do not use this ball on game bats as it will crack them up due toThe nature of the ball strictly fun and practice.
originally posted on rebelsport.com.au
Pre bad quality, didn't swing and the pink paint came off almost instantly. Contacted rebel about this with no response. Other than that it Bounces a little more than a red ball, seam stayed good for a good while. Wouldn't recommend however
originally posted on rebelsport.com.au
Balls are harder than regular. Buy a Kooka club ball around $30 with genuine leather. Will last longer than these. Cricket balls were used to call "leather balls". Although there is no leather found in cheap Ball these days. Do not use these balls with your new bats.
Kookaburra Menace Cricket Ball Red 156g
Delivery between Tue – Fri $10.99
Good for training,Will last generally 10-20 overs, if the ball is being smashed around fenced nets it won’t last very long but which is expected. Recommend for fun play and fielding catching etc... Do not use this ball on game bats as it will crack them up due toThe nature of the ball strictly fun and practice.
Pre bad quality, didn't swing and the pink paint came off almost instantly. Contacted rebel about this with no response. Other than that it Bounces a little more than a red ball, seam stayed good for a good while. Wouldn't recommend however
Balls are harder than regular. Buy a Kooka club ball around $30 with genuine leather. Will last longer than these. Cricket balls were used to call "leather balls". Although there is no leather found in cheap Ball these days. Do not use these balls with your new bats.
Extremely good ball, well made, good texture and grip, superb seam and long lasting.Have used it twice a week for roughly a month in the nets. No damage to the ball and still retaining it's shape and qualities. Overall it's just about perfect.
It is important young cricketers at an early age get to use a proper match type ball. The Kookaburra ball is hard wearing with a good seam.
The ball is great for net practice on concrete and synthetic pitches. It holds up well to the rigors of constant bowling, batting and hitting the netting.The seem is good and helps the ball cut either way when bowled accurately.
I have been using the Tuff Pitch Ball firstly in matches over 30-40 years ago and now use for training on hard wickets as we use supplied 4-piece balls in our over 60 and over 70 matches.The Tuff Pitch ball is still one of the best balls around, long lasting and easy to shine.
Kids were dissapointed as the colour flaked off the first time they used it, and they ended up with a white ball. For the price would expect it to last longer. Stick with a regular ball, cheaper and better quality.
Used this ball in one training session with my son and after 5 bowls, the shiny cover started to crackle like a candy apple. Dosen’t wear like a real leather ball should. Maybe after all that shiny layer comes off it might start feeling like leather.
Pretty poor quality ball, even for the price. Really disappointed. Doubtful whether you could really call it a proper leather cricket ball. You're better off spending a bit more and getting a proper ball.
