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R66T Academy Ball Feeder
How do the world’s top cricketers make shots with such consistency and precision? Practice, practice, practice. Used by England’s Joe Root and Glamorgan’s Billy Root, the R66T Academy Ball Feeder allows you to face ball after ball without the need for a bowling partner. Its cricket-specific design feeds eight deliveries in succession – with an eight-second pause between each ball – then you simply refill the ball chamber and go again. Battery or mains-operated, the highly portable machine is perfect for solo practice in nets, in the middle, or in your back garden. And if you ever fancy a break from batting, it’s ideal for fielding practice too – a true all-rounder.
How do the world’s top cricketers make shots with such consistency and precision? Practice, practice, practice. Used by England’s Joe Root and Glamorgan’s Billy Root, the R66T Academy Ball Feeder allows you to face ball after ball without the need for a bowling partner. Its cricket-specific design feeds eight deliveries in succession – with an eight-second pause between each ball – then you simply refill the ball chamber and go again. Battery or mains-operated, the highly portable machine is perfect for solo practice in nets, in the middle, or in your back garden. And if you ever fancy a break from batting, it’s ideal for fielding practice too – a true all-rounder.
$24.75
Original: $82.50
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$82.50
$24.75Description
How do the world’s top cricketers make shots with such consistency and precision? Practice, practice, practice. Used by England’s Joe Root and Glamorgan’s Billy Root, the R66T Academy Ball Feeder allows you to face ball after ball without the need for a bowling partner. Its cricket-specific design feeds eight deliveries in succession – with an eight-second pause between each ball – then you simply refill the ball chamber and go again. Battery or mains-operated, the highly portable machine is perfect for solo practice in nets, in the middle, or in your back garden. And if you ever fancy a break from batting, it’s ideal for fielding practice too – a true all-rounder.
