What a fun idea! This is great for kids who want to learn how to play cricket but who don't have the space or inclination to get a set of stumps and go full pelt. Very basic and therefore very cheap, it's a bat and ball cricket set with a set of stick on stumps that you can apply to various surfaces (intended for wheelie bins as you can tell from the title). I'd say its main use is to teach accuracy in throwing/bowling and also to teach people how to defend a wicket. The ball is a softer bouncy ball, meaning that it won't dent your wheelie bin. It does make a racket if you keep hitting the bin while it's empty, especially if you're launching the ball as ...  Read the complete review

I have never before seen a cricket set like this, and it's a brilliant pocket money toy or low cost gift for kids. Here's my review: **Price and Availability** The Hero Bat, Ball and Wheelie Bin Stump Set is available on the high street, I've seen it in both B&M Bargains and Home Bargains, and my mum has seen it in a larger Asda Supercentre. The price in Asda was £3.99 which is a great price, but it's even better at both B&M Bargains and Home Bargains where it was only £1.99! **What's in the Set** The set comprises of a ball, not an actual cricket ball but a softer, bouncier ball, probably due to this being ...  Read the complete review

It was Hollie's birthday on Wednesday, one of her friends from nursery bought her this cricket set - she absolutely loves it and believe me you'll be ASTOUNDED when I tell you the price! It's a cricket set with a difference; you've got a ball and bat as you'd expect, but the 'stumps' come in the form of a large sticker that you attach to the front of your wheelie bin. It's a great idea, not everyone wants to stick wooden stumps into their lawn (I know I don't!) so to have these fake wickets is perfect. We don't actually have a wheelie bin but Mark put the sticker up on the back gate instead, it's a decent quality sticker with good strong adhesive - thinking ...  Read the complete review