Readers Cricket Balls

Readers Cricket Balls | Kookaburra Cricket Balls | Gunn and Moore Cricket Balls | Incrediball Cricket Balls | Slazenger Cricket Balls | Willostix Cricket Balls | 
Readers Match Weight Supaball
Readers Match Weight Supaball
Price from £4.79 NEW
Readers Club Cricket Ball
Readers Club Cricket Ball
Price from £3.99
Readers Gold A Cricket Ball
Readers Gold A Cricket Ball
Price from £8.69
Readers Windball Cricket Set
Readers Windball Cricket Set
Price £32.99 SALE PRICE
Readers Windball - Pink
Readers Windball - Pink
Price from £1.94
Readers Windball - Orange
Readers Windball - Orange
Price from £1.94
Readers Supaball - Red
Readers Supaball - Red
Price from £3.29
Readers Supaball - White
Readers Supaball - White
Price from £3.29
Readers Supaball - Pink
Readers Supaball - Pink
Price from £3.29
Readers Reacta Ball
Readers Reacta Ball
Price from £2.89

Readers Cricket Balls


Readers Cricket Balls are the biggest selling Cricket Ball brand in the UK. Readers Craftmanship and quality has been famous for over 200 years.

Most clubs and coaches insist on using Readers Cricket Balls, for training and matches as they offer exceptional value for money and superb quality.
In 1808 Alfred Reader, Great Great Grandfather, to the current Readers generation, took over an ailing cricket ball manufacturer.

Today, Readers produce over 500,000 cricket balls every year. 5% of these are grade 'A' balls currently being used in county and International cricket. The majority, though, are manufactured for club and school cricket.

Readers, have been making their cricket balls at, Teston, Kent for over 200 years and have been at this site since 1928. At the end of 2012, Readers relocated to share resources with their parent company Kookaburra. Readers balls are used in more clubs throughout the UK than any other ball manufacturer.

Readers manufacture cricket balls for coaching, training and matches. The Soft balls produced for youth cricket include Windballs, Supaballs amd the Allplay heavy tennis balls with seam. These have been so popular that Readers have extended the range to include adult Windballs, Supaballs and coloured hard cricket balls. Suprisingly the most popular being the pink cricket ball.

They are extremely proud of the hide used for the manufacture of their cricket balls. The particular type of cow hide used, is generally from Switzerland or Scotland, as there is very little barbed wire to scar the skin of the cattle.

Cricket Ball Buying Guide

Caring For Your Cricket Ball

Why not ask about our customized cricket range.


We also offer customized stamping for sponsors and /or leagues as an added extra. Minimum order 144 balls. Give us a call for further details.