Cricket Stump : What is it?
| Cricket stumps are vertical posts installed on cricket fields to form wickets, which serve as the goals in a cricket game. Each wicket consists of three stumps. Official cricket stumps are 28 inches tall and between one and a half to 1 3/8 inches thick. They can be inserted directly into the ground or attached to a flat base. |
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Kinds of Cricket Stumps include the following: |
Standard Cricket Stumps
Standard Cricket Stumps are made of wood, usually English ash, and have pointed ends for plunging into the ground.
They are usually installed individually and are fairly stable.
They are used in most professional games.
Springback Cricket Stumps
Springback Cricket Stumps are mounted onto spring-loaded bases, allowing them to bend back and return to their position when hit.
They are usually made of steel to prevent them from breaking from hard hits.
They are commonly used in practices and training. |
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Stability: Choose a cricket stump that can take hard hits from the ball without leaning or falling over. For standard wooden stumps, look for one with an extended pointed end to allow it to sink deeper into the ground. Springback stumps should have wide bases to prevent them from sliding back.
Durability: Make sure your cricket stumps will not easily break or crack from impact. Look for one made of hard, solid wood or metal. Oil or protective coatings usually help protect the stumps from damage. |
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