Never Reset Stumps Again During Practice The Vixen Spring Return Plastic Stumps Set is the ultimate training partner for solo drills, coaching academies, or backyard cricket. Built from unbreakable, premium plastic and anchored by a weighted base, these full-size stumps automatically snap back into place after every strike. Whether you are practicing your yorkers on a concrete driveway, turf, or grass, the spring-loaded mechanism ensures you spend more time playing and less time resetting. Why Players Love This Set: Instant Auto-Reset: Heavy-duty spring mechanism pops the stumps right back up after a direct hit. Play Anywhere: The weighted base provides ultimate stability on grass, concrete, turf, or indoor leveled surfaces. Unbreakable Build: Premium, high-impact plastic designed to withstand fast bowling and heavy training sessions. Full Match Size: Accurate dimensions so your practice translates directly to game day. Specifications: Brand: Vixen Material: High-impact, unbreakable plastic Color: High-Visibility Yellow Best For: Batting & bowling practice, fielding drills, all age groups. Frequently Asked Questions: Can I use these spring-return stumps on concrete or indoor surfaces? Yes! The Vixen Spring Return Stumps feature a heavy weighted base, making them perfectly stable for concrete driveways, indoor sports halls, turf, or any flat, leveled surface without needing to spike them into the ground. Do the stumps automatically pop back up after being hit? Yes, they feature a high-tension spring-return mechanism at the base. When the stumps are struck by a ball, they immediately snap back into their upright, original position so you don't have to manually reset them. Are these cricket stumps full size? Yes, these are full-size cricket stumps, making them ideal for realistic batting and bowling training for both juniors and adults. Are they durable enough for fast bowling practice? Absolutely. They are constructed from premium, unbreakable plastic designed to absorb the impact of fast-paced cricket balls (both hard and soft) during rigorous training sessions.
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