🏏 Kookaburra Spring Back Metal Stumps – Spring Return Cricket Training Stumps The Kookaburra Spring Back Metal Stumps are practical cricket training stumps designed for repeated use in nets, fielding drills, backyard practice and club training sessions. Built with a strong metal base and spring return mechanism, these stumps are designed to spring back into position after being hit. The spring-back design makes them ideal for high-repetition fielding practice, direct-hit drills, bowling target work and general cricket training where normal stumps may need constant resetting. Great for use at the local nets, park or backyard, the Kookaburra Spring Back Metal Stumps are a reliable training accessory for players, coaches, schools and cricket clubs. 📏 Size & Specifications Category: Cricket stumps and training accessory Stump Type: Spring-back / spring return stumps Base: Strong metal base Mechanism: Heavy-duty spring return system Stumps: Natural wooden stumps Use: Cricket nets, fielding drills, bowling target practice, backyard cricket, school cricket and club training Benefit: Stumps return to position after being hit, reducing reset time during practice Suitable For: Players, coaches, schools, clubs, academies and cricket centres 🔍 Key Features Spring-back cricket stumps designed for high-repetition training use Strong metal base provides durability and stable setup Heavy-duty spring system helps the stumps return after direct hits Natural wooden stumps provide a familiar cricket training look Ideal for fielding drills, especially direct-hit and run-out practice Useful for bowling target work in nets or outdoor sessions Great for local nets, parks and backyard cricket Reduces time spent resetting stumps during repeated practice Practical training tool for clubs, schools and coaches Trusted Kookaburra cricket training accessory 🎯 Ideal For Junior cricketers Senior cricketers Cricket coaches School cricket programs Club training sessions Indoor cricket centres Fielding and direct-hit drills Bowling target practice Backyard cricket practice Players wanting durable spring return training stumps
