🥅 Plastic & Wooden Stump Sets
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Complete stump sets with bails — plastic wickets with bases you fill with water or sand, and wooden spring wickets that stand themselves back up. From Rs. 400 with Cash on Delivery.
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The problem with portable wickets is that they fall over, and somebody has to walk down and stand them up again. Every set on this page answers that in one of two ways: a hollow base you weigh down before you play, or springs that snap the stumps upright by themselves. Which one you need depends on whether you are playing in a garden or running matches back to back.
The plastic sets are the everyday answer, from Rs. 400 to Rs. 600. The Aqeel sets come in a beige wood-look finish and their base takes water — a tap and two minutes, then tip it out and carry the set home light. The Boom sets are white hard plastic and want sand or soil instead. Both come complete with three stumps and bails, both are non-breakable, and both stand on concrete, grass, matting or a hall floor. Small sets at Rs. 400 suit young children; the 30 inch sets give a full-height target.
The wooden spring set at Rs. 2,100 is a different proposition. Real wooden stumps sit on springs in a steel base, so when the ball hits, the stump bends back, throws the bails off and returns to standing on its own. Nobody resets anything. It weighs around 3.5kg, so it needs no filling at all. Over a tournament day that saves a lot of walking, which is exactly why it costs what it does. Every set here lists what is actually in the box, and where a maker does not publish a height we say so rather than invent one.
How to choose a wicket set
Water or sand: the Aqeel bases fill with water from a tap as well as sand; the Boom bases take sand or soil. If sand is hard to find, the Aqeel saves you the trip.Size: small sets at Rs. 400 for young children; 30 inch sets at Rs. 550–600 for a full-height target that gives bowlers something real to aim at.Plastic or wooden: plastic for the street and garden at Rs. 400–600; the Rs. 2,100 wooden spring set for tournaments, where stumps standing themselves back up saves real time.Look: Aqeel sets are beige and read as wood from a few steps away; Boom sets are plain white with black or embossed branding.
Frequently Asked Questions
How much do cricket wickets cost in Pakistan?
Safencia wicket sets cost from Rs. 400 to Rs. 2,100. The small Aqeel and small Boom plastic sets are Rs. 400, the 30 inch Boom is Rs. 550, the 30 inch Aqeel is Rs. 600, and the wooden spring set with a steel base is Rs. 2,100.
How do spring wickets work?
Each stump sits on a spring mounted in a steel base rather than being pushed into the ground. When the ball strikes, the stump bends back and the bails come off, then the spring pulls the stump upright again on its own — so nobody walks down the pitch to reset it between balls.
What do you fill a plastic wicket base with?
Water or sand for the Aqeel sets, sand or soil for the Boom sets, through a plug in the base. Filled, the set has the weight to stay standing when the ball hits it; empty it again and the whole set weighs almost nothing to carry home.
Do the wicket sets come with bails?
Yes, every set on this page includes the bails along with three stumps and the base. Bails are what turn a hit into a wicket, so a set without them is just three sticks — nothing else needs buying before a game starts.
Which wickets are best for young children?
The small Aqeel or small Boom sets at Rs. 400. Both are smaller than a full-height wicket, both are light plastic that is harmless if a child runs into it, and both are cheap enough to live outside. Small sets also work indoors, which a 30 inch set does not.
Are plastic cricket wickets strong enough for tape ball cricket?
Yes. The Aqeel sets are built as a non-breakable plastic structure and the Boom sets are hard plastic, both designed to take direct hits from a taped tennis ball. What they are not built for is a leather hard ball at 156g.
Do I need to fill the wooden spring wicket base?
No. The wooden spring set weighs around 3.5kg on its own because the stumps are real wood and the base is steel, so it stays put under its own weight. There is nothing to fill and nothing to empty out before you carry it home.
Is Cash on Delivery available for cricket wickets?
Yes. Safencia delivers wicket sets with Cash on Delivery across Pakistan — Lahore, Karachi, Islamabad, Rawalpindi, Faisalabad, Multan, Peshawar, Sialkot and more. Orders are confirmed on WhatsApp and you pay the rider in cash on arrival.
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