Kookaburra Cricket Ball Manufacture Video

Ever wanted to know how the worlds best cricket ball is made? Check out the official video from Kookaburra Cricket!

[@steverogers684]

Duke balls CEO was right, there’s only one stitch holding your ball together! The others are aesthetic!

[@ashtonmccauley8247]

And for extra durability

[@rajpootameerhamza]

Its machine stitched ball.but in hand stitched balls other stitches also hold the ball and also give good grip as compare to machine ball.

[@EurekaRepublic89]

Never seen someone more passionate about cricket balls than Dilip Jajodia.

[@shauns5680]

Yes they say hand stitched but at 1:02 clearly the outer ones are done by machine and don’t do anything !! I have new respect for the Dukes

[@ajays.sandhu2069]

Duke ball six hand stitched lines of seem all ball is hand made not like these frauds

[@zhaneranger]

This man's voice is amazing

[@nonami_066xswqoqowiwl]

Sounds likes testosterone

[@Amp1771]

This has pretty much become the offical Cricket ball, other manufacturers are out the running but I always felt Kookaburra balls swung less but spun more.

[@nuhmanhanif288]

Its i not u.

[@sweetrythm17]

Same here

[@anishpadhye7006]

Dukes ball has a man power stitch while Kookabura does it with a machine. Nevertheless both the companies manufacture world's greatest red balls and their CEO's earn a sense of satiafaction watching Jimmy Anderson, Stuart Broad and Mitchell Starc, Pat Cummins respectively swinging and bouncing the balls in their regions. Our Indian bowlers also prefer a Dukes or a Kookabura when they play Test criclet. SG company should learn from them and make quality balls only to gain kudos and not laments from the Indian players as it did face critical review recently after England drubbed India by 227 runs in 1st Test at Cheapuk from spinner R.Ashwin and our captain Virat Kohli. - My personal views

[@romiarkan450]

I feel like SG should target markets in ICC associate countries because they need affordable equipment to help grow the sport

[@umairsiddiqui670]

All hail Tywin Lannister... hand of the King! So recognizable!

[@vibraphonics]

That's not Charles Dance

[@jirazu7704]

onake valo

[@kkksvp]

Charles dance 🖤 the great tywin lannister 🖤🖤 his voice is class apart💛💛

[@craighudson2696]

its a batsmans ball does naf all after 15 overs

Now I know where Matt Berry got his spoof voice over inspiration from.

[@databurst]

Which brand should I go for while I'm a beginner?

[@mohammadhussain2895]

Awesome vid mate

[@potugadu5160]

They got Morgan Freeman's brother to narrate for the video.

[@airmackeeee6792]

+potugadu Andy Dufresne!

[@finleykruger3964]

+potugadu best comment ever ;)

[@awaaiss]

lol. i was also thinking about the voice..

[@_s.i.d_]

I think it's Kabir Bedi's voice

[@_s.i.d_]

awaaiss

[@foysaljamil2795]

Kookaburra is one of the best cricket brands in the world. They are good at both making bats and balls. Kookaburra Kahuna and Kookaburra Angry Birds were two of the best 10 cricket bats in the world.

[@debatraybose10a20]

good ball and lots of hard work to make one ball .

[@Blackhoundrise]

for me it is the best and it spins more and keeps shape a lot longer even after a 45 over game. used loads in the nets and was surprised by the durability.

[@shubhamjoshi8762]

Try SG or Dukes once

[@akshayganesh4144]

Dukes n SG are hand stitched. Kookaburra is hand made. That's my kookaburra supplies test balls to so many countries. Theory of mass production

[@morecake5727]

Kookaburra cricket balls are great quality balls and really good balls I have one my self

[@vipinthomas4591]

duke swings more

[@Jellybeantiger]

You have to be a good bowler with a Kookaburra. Dukes make ordinary bowlers look good by the raised seam which makes it do weird things. That's why the English bowlers love em.

[@planetX15]

how much would one of those balls cost if it was sold at a store? btw, great video

[@rehangrover3514]

4000 rupees

[@omnij24]

the top quality one's (6 stitchers) played at grade level and above can come in at $75-$120AUD

[@himanshusingh06]

Which animal's leather is used in making Kookaburra ball?

[@kylebruce4829]

Himanshu Singh cow

[@devanshtiwari2067]

@@kylebruce4829 oh I thought pigs or skin of Jesus 😅🤣😂

[@waheedkhokhar6389]

Yes bro it is animal leather used

[@EDITORINFIRE]

Is this ball approved by icc?

[@faqeer152]

Only one line of stich?

[@tommywing100]

Is this Matt Berry?

[@joeyphillips7532]

nothing like the 50s

[@OmSoumyaMallick]

In Internatinal cricket kakaburah is used

[@muhammadakmalbasyhaazis3294]

Godzilla had a stroke trying to read this and fucking died.

[@gettderso]

Wow amazing video

[@satyyad966]

oh man how patience that he shud have got to stitch a every single ball.. how many balls that he could stitch in a day..??

[@drewobrien597]

You know with Duke balls they hand stitch all 6 seams.

[@shubhamjoshi8762]

Even SG ball is handstitched and the whole subcontinent uses ir

[@f4facts958]

That look like a fresh red apple

[@abhisheksubramanyamshreera3524]

nicee!!!

[@anusjunejo1361]

Ball price??

[@arpitpandeyp5462]

1 boll price

[@raj.m733]

Dukes ball have all 6 row are stitched in kookaburra only 2 rows in SG balls too 6 rows are stitched

[@johive]

I know it cow leather but a small group think it from the Kookaburra that the ball is made out of.

[@TV-bu2te]

I'm interested dealership in tamil nadu , India .

[@nahidahmed7035]

Price please

[@Sappa9702]

Tywin Lannister!

[@jawadkhalil5110]

Exactly what i thought, is it actually Charles Dance?

[@Sappa9702]

+Jawad Khalil I have no idea. However, it really sounds like him.

[@_s.i.d_]

Naz™ it's Kabir Bedi

[@_s.i.d_]

Jawad Khalil

[@manasr1099]

Naz™ no its not

[@MarisolLopez-mz6ct]

Are you using which animal leather or its a fake leather

[@kookaburracricket]

Kookaburra Turf cricket balls use only natural leather 👌

[@MarisolLopez-mz6ct]

@@kookaburracricket What is that comes from which Animal or Animals?? Describe me natural leather??

[@yashwantgarud8967]

cow leather

[@rrgamer2902]

I love cricket to play with a real ball

[@Jellybeantiger]

Dukes are like the England cricket team.

[@evak5494]

Ikr the best in the world ;-)

[@devanshtiwari2067]

@@evak5494 how many ICC champions ship u have won except last world cup Although Morgan himself says that no one looses in the match English players are so sweet and modest but English fans Oh my god

[@petsandinfotamil2673]

🔥🔥

[@sarfarazsafdar528]

i think duke ball is better than kookaburra

[@myopinion138]

duke ball is rubbish

[@sreenathjohnsonsaysnotolgbtq]

sarfaraz safdar no

[@rupommaddyron...7107]

sarfaraz safdar I blv then u hv nvr played with a Kookaburra Cricket Turf Ball...

[@manasr1099]

Rupom Biswas dukes are completely hand stitched unlike kookaburra so it lasts longer and swings more. In short, dukes are good for test games but kookaburras are well suited for shorter formats.

[@frav3n]

Kookaburra: like my reply

[@kingrapid]

BOOOOOOO!!!! DUKES ALL DAY...

[@nonami_066xswqoqowiwl]

Aussie League L

[@nonami_066xswqoqowiwl]

Aussie League DUKES ARE BETTER

[@nonami_066xswqoqowiwl]

Aussie League Stfu

[@Dazalinco]

Dukes don't swing after 14 overs. Kookaburra balls also keep their shape for longer, and never crack or peel like the video said. I have played with both, I love Dukes, but I do prefer Kookaburra.

[@ar.rakhan]

Whats the cost of one ball ...?

[@rajandeepsingh4763]

300aus dollars

[@kylebruce4829]

No it’s not 100

[@mohammadrehan1569]

better than best

[@gettderso]

Wow amazinf

[@shashankshashank2837]

Super

[@jobaerbilas5664]

Why balls leather

[@kuruvilarmmo]

Please make some products that is affordable by normal people

[@Johnny-tn2ux]

Gods not dead

[@mrv9817]

It favors batsman

[@onkarganorkar8759]

♥️♥️♥️

[@na1564]

Like $75 in Australia, 38 pounds in England.

[@lindsayleslielotter858]

Does it come with a free piece of sandpaper from the Ausies ??

[@cricket023]

No dust from Atherton... You salty pom

[@sushilboykattarhindu2837]

Australian cricket ball kokaburra ball

[@sambitpradhan2500]

Whatever may be the debate, but truth is kookaburra is preferred ball by almost all the test playing nations except India and England. No marketing by English and Indian boards.

[@vivinpanicker2305]

So wat is the Indian board recommented ball.....Duke !!??

[@sambitpradhan2500]

@@vivinpanicker2305 SG balls

[@sabeehilyas8866]

@@sambitpradhan2500 they gotta hold up their end... When you produce a cricket ball you gotta own it by DEFAULT... though SG has quality concerns...

[@reshmakumari3503]

Nice Good

[@watsondupka2360]

Kookaburra ball best boll

[@0Zolrender0]

very infierior to the Duke. It is hand stiched for all 6 seams not just 2.

[@mrstacker1430]

Kookaburras are more round and durable . To say that they are very inferior to the Duke is plain ignorant.

[@ashtonmccauley8247]

Kookaburra's are much more superior to the Duke, I don't need to tell you why, the list is to long, however I think you need to do your research before saying something so stupid and out there.

[@Thegamingpenguin]

The thing is, they are both very good balls, and have their pros and cons

[@Techwithmzh]

only one bowler in the world who discover how to remove shine to make the ball reverse swing and that is wasim akram

[@ramprakash372]

Michigan Adar hi

[@nitindubey3994]

kookaburra is best

[@MatthewCaligari]

$125 for one of these from the stores. IMO the Duke is better.

[@awaisovaiz]

like Australian wine😑

[@tusharnag4284]

But it's a two piece ball

[@yareyare_dechi]

the magic of poor editing . gives you a 4 piece when you made a 2 piece. most efficient, its the trick ball manufacturers dont want you to know

[@rahulwanshai]

Dukes makes the best cricket ball. 100% Hand-crafted

[@kylebruce4829]

Dukes are too soft here in Australia kookaburra lasts longer

[@yareyare_dechi]

i mean "100% hand made" doesnt mean better, its just means that they chose a less efficient more expensive method of manufacturing. "its better because they didnt use a machine" is really just a marketing ploy. if anything handcrafting is not going to be able to reproduce the consistency and uniformity as machine made. also i doubt everything is hand made. i find it had to believe that that didnt use any hand tools and presses. a machine is still a machine whether its hand powered or powered. a ball wont know the different id the corck is press by a dude cranking a screw or a robot pressing it and a patch of leather is a patch of leather regardless of where are not someone cut it out with a knife/scissors or a pig press pressed a cutter into a blank and made 50 at once instead of 50 in an hour. theyre both still operated and monitored by a person. that said the dukes ball is sexy as fuck

[@stephrubbosaddlery]

And for balance this is how they produce the Kookaburra cricket ball

[@lggamer6547]

The ball is good but not good as dukes ball

[@kookaburracricket]

There's only one ball used globally in test matches, T20 and ODI. It's not a Dukes. 😏

[@gajananpokale40]

Kookaburra cricket ball Australian Cricket ball housand out of 1000 marks👍

[@ahmedshinwari]

I unstitched a worn out Kookaburra ball and found that the core was not like the one shown in the video rather a rubber ball :s. It was not Turf Kookaburra though.

[@hottstocks-com]

I wonder why do they hand sew main stitches, why don’t they use machine for that as well? it would me much faster.

[@Ingens_Scherz]

Duke balls are the best. You can swing them in snowstorm!

[@danielarmstrong7864]

Dukes are better

[@myopinion138]

Kookaburra are the best in the world dukes wear and crack

[@sreenathjohnsonsaysnotolgbtq]

Duke's will tear easily in hot condition

[@sabeehilyas8866]

Yet they can't say that these are the best..... The dukes are far superior in quality and reliability.... No comparison.....

[@sreenathjohnsonsaysnotolgbtq]

Have your ever played top level cricket to know the difference? The Ex-Players have shared a lot of time in the commentary that Dukes ball wouldn't last for long in hard wickets of Australia and else where. Whereas Dukes are manufactured predominately to be used in English conditions.

[@bhartiyaforyou3101]

Dukes is the best. ❤️❤️❤️

[@jaideepsinghjeji8444]

when animals die then the leather taken so don't worry

[@himanshusingh06]

I don't think so

[@jirazu7704]

akdom fartu ball

[@rosekrish2025]

WOW!!! LEATHER POOR ANIMALS!!!!!!

[@antonylowe9417]

Dukes is way better

[@harrypotter1592]

Dukes better

[@MrPrandhir]

Leather is too old now. ICC must think to replace leather. It has been done in the case of hockey balls. We also need to save animals.

[@saahilwarsi7026]

Dukes far much better then kookaburra

[@rockstarrist5746]

It's time to switch to a vegan alternative, like synthetic leather maybe? Why is noone talking about this?

[@Bohimei]

Because everyone is not vegan?

[@AwesomeEth9]

Because no one wants vegan bullshit

[@DrAshishPradhan]

Agreed, I was thinking the same.

[@healer1000040]

Sad Indians hit the ball made with their mother skin.

[@LiveAcoustic]

Rose red hahaha bro

[@rajeevsowale1706]

Dukes ball are comletely hand made.. unlike this kookabura

[@chelsealond3503]

Best cricket ball in the world ??? Dont think so

[@arslansatti8142]

dukes are far more better

[@sreenathjohnsonsaysnotolgbtq]

Duke and SG balls are damn waste