The Katchet Spintechs is a cricket training mat, designed by South African wicketkeeper-batsman Quinton De Kock, to help players practice batting and keeping against spin bowling. The one-meter square mat causes the ball to take unpredictable bounces, spins, and speeds, which simulates the challenge of playing against a live bowler. It is used for improving batting technique and wicketkeeping reflexes for players of all ages and abilities.
Key features and use:
Unpredictable bounce:When a ball is thrown onto the mat, the mat causes it to bounce unpredictably, mimicking the challenge of spin bowling.
Versatile training:It's designed for both batsmen and wicketkeepers, helping to improve reaction time, balance, and technique when facing spin.
Portable and durable:The mat is designed to be portable and can be used on various surfaces like indoor centers, concrete, or streets.
Designed for all levels:Players from beginners to professionals can use it, and it can also be used by coaches as a reliable training tool when perfect net conditions or bowling machines aren't available.
How to use:Simply place the mat where you expect the ball to bounce, and throw the ball onto it with some spin. The mat will then produce an unpredictable bounce for the batter to play against.
