💥 @ZingBails light-up stumps in action tonight.
Loved by the players, umpires & spectators, the light-up stumps bring even more excitement to the games at St Annes CC… taking it to another level! 👌
#lightupstumps#ClubZing#Zings#PlayLikeThePros 🏏
🙌 A huge shoutout to Jude’s Clothing in Treorchy for their amazing support in sponsoring our cricket stumps! Their generosity helps us keep the game going strong. We're truly grateful for their contribution to our club. 🏏👕 1/2
A treat to play @NewtownLCC last Sunday on the edge of Leicestershire's beautiful Bradgate Park. Our @RathbonesGroup moment of the match goes to @nicholas_hogg for lighting up the @ZingBails with this yahoo miss...
Unfortunately with Play Cricket being naff on Saturday, we couldn't get full highlights of the 2nd XI match vs White Coppice.
We did however, manage to clip this bit of gold.....
"Look at them Zingers!"
#UpTheDale@Frogboxlive@ZingBails@crickshouts
In another superb step forward for the club, we now have a full set of @ZingBails stumps!
These will look great on our @AffinityLancs sponsored @Frogboxlive live streams!
Question is, who will be first to have them lit up?!
#UpTheDale
In Saturday's NZ/SL ODI, it was incorrectly reported that a flat battery caused a Zing bail to flash late, so the batsman was 'incorrectly' given not out. However, the Zings worked perfectly to the laws of cricket. One bail has to be COMPLETELY removed for the wicket to be broken
As soon as the second end of the bail is removed, both the bail and stump flash.
The Zing bails will never flash at the wrong time, only the instant the wicket is put down in accordance with the laws of cricket.
See this video for more: https://t.co/pwLJFVxXjo
Because of work, Dundrum’s Pete Calvert doesn’t often get the chance to light up Dundrum’s @MrTaytoNI sponsored @ZingBails but he does get to set them up for the actual #T20WorldCupFinal and whilst sporting his @DundrumCC@FibrusFullFibre training top. V jealous! Good job Pete.
Direct hits are so satisfying to watch.
This play is like the baseball equivalent to an outfielder throwing a runner out at second for the force and hitting the fielder right in the glove.
You've seen the @ZingBails flashing wickets on TV - be quick to get a 10% off token to help get them to your club!
Players can't get enough of them, and sponsors love them. Excitement guaranteed or your money back.
More info: https://t.co/C5E4tZH4Rc
Our new @ZingBails stumps were used for the first time on Saturday against @HallamCC with @DatFatCricketer being the first to have them rattled.
We're on the lookout for a sponsorship partner to have their logo printed on the stumps. Do you or your business want to support us?
Our new @ZingBails cricket stumps are the perfect mix of modern branding and heritage with the original BCCC logo on middle stump. Looking forward to seeing them light up in our 1stXI fixture against @Eton_College on Pit #bradfieldsport
@sid_2893@IrfanPathan As a rider to the relevant law also requires the bail to fall to the ground. So theoretically a third option exists for games in which the Zings are used - Zings light up means it is out.Meaning the historically important nature of what a 'wicket' is wouldn't be lost to the game
@sid_2893@IrfanPathan Yes, if a Zing bail lights, it means BOTH spigots have lifted from the groove. So at that point the wicket is 'put down' by the laws of cricket. But if the bail reseats (when the Zings will turn off) by the laws of cricket it is not out.