middled.

A solo cricket batting net that sets up almost anywhere. Spend less time waiting to bat. More time middling it.

Click

Click, click, done.

Every piece snaps into the next. Blue bands at the front, amber at the back, so there's no guessing and no toolbox.

Stand

Four ribs meet at the top.

Plug the ribs into the hub and stand it up. The ribs brace each other like an arch, so the frame stays steady when you drive hard.

Net

Wraps around every shot.

One net curves around the sides and over the top, sitting just inside the frame so the ball only ever meets net. Drives, punches and the odd top edge all stay in.

Ball

The ball hangs in the middle.

A real 142 g leather ball on a line from the hub. Slide the cord-lock to set it anywhere from shin to hip height.

Play

Perfect strokes. On repeat.

Cover drive, straight drive, back-foot punch. Every shot lands in net and swings straight back into your hitting zone, so you can groove the same stroke a hundred times over.

Practice anywhere.Backyard · terrace · living room · garage
Rain or shine.Monsoon, winter, or a 45° afternoon
No bowler needed.The ball comes back to you, every time
Up in minutes.No tools · packs into one bag

Questions

Before you ask.

When can I get one?

We're building and testing prototypes now. Waitlist members hear first and get the launch batch.

Where will you ship?

India first. Canada, the US and the UAE next.

How much will it cost?

Far less than imported nets. We're setting the price with the waitlist, so tell us what you'd pay when you sign up.

How much space do I need?

About 2.4 × 3 m of floor, including your swing, and a ceiling of at least 2.4 m.

Can I use a real cricket ball?

Yes. It comes with a 142 g leather ball on a line, and a softer training ball for younger players.

Is it safe indoors?

The net curves over the sides and the top, and rubber feet and a floor strap keep it still. Keep breakables out of your swing all the same.

Be first in the nets.

Waitlist members get the launch batch and launch pricing.