Dux balls have been used in Test matches in England for years. At present, a Test series is being played between India and England in England. Dux ball is also being used in this series. The making of this ball started by the Duke family of England. The Duke family started the company in the year 1760. In 1987, Dux Business was bought by British Cricket Balls Limited, whose owner was Indian businessman Dilip Jajodia.

The specialty, weight and price of Dux Ball

The biggest feature of Dux Ball is that this ball is sewn by hand. The stitching of the hand stitched by hand emerges more and persists for a long time.

Dux is made back and forth on the cups connecting two parts of the six rows in the ball, which keeps the ball more strong and maintains its shape and hardness for a long time. If the fielding team takes good care of this ball, then its stitch is clearly visible for a long time.

England’s conditions are more favorable for swing bowling. There are often cloudy, ground moisture and grass pitches, causing Dux ball to maintain its stitch and shape for a long time. So this ball rotates more in the air. However, the skill of the bowler also matters in this.

England’s pitches Dux support the ball very well. This ball also moves in the air and even after eating tappa from the pitch. The main reason for this is its hand -stored stitching.

Talk about the price of the ball, according to reports, it is between 10 and 15 thousand rupees. At the same time, its weight is between 155 and 163 grams.

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