Ball games for the whole family

Get the whole family outside and enjoying the fresh air with ball games and cricket sets for all ages. Start them with soft balls or let them practise basketball, cricket, volleyball, footy or other sports at home, all at our famously low prices.

Find your game

Name your game, and we have the setup at our incredibly low prices. Shop for tennis, soccer, rugby and every other ball game with gear for beginners and pros.

Basketball rings for the driveway

Shooting a few hoops is a fun way to burn off some energy for almost all ages. Our basketball hoops and balls give you your own easy setup for the backyard or driveway, without having to have an entire court. For the little one, a kids’ basketball ring can let them start on their level.

Cricket sets for the backyard

Is it a summer in Australia without a good game of cricket? Create memories with our kids’ cricket sets, complete with wickets, stumps, bails and balls with plastic and wood options so even the little ones can get involved.

Portable and adjustable setups

Taking a few portable games to the beach or park can make sure everyone is having a blast. Our portable basketball rings and cricket sets make it easy to pack up the car and go, with activities everyone will enjoy.

Ball game FAQs

What height should a basketball ring be?

If you want a standard height basketball ring, it should be 3.05 metres (10 feet) from the ground to the top of the rim, which is the official height for the NBA, FIBA, NCAA and high school leagues around the world. For younger kids, a lower or adjustable basketball may be more suited.

What's in a backyard cricket set?

Backyard cricket sets can vary a little, but usually include a cricket bat, a set of stumps with bails, a cricket ball and a carry bag. The materials can vary between wood and plastic, but you can check the set’s specifications to confirm.

How do I choose a ball game for my kids?

Choose a ball game based on your kid’s age, skill level and the play space. For younger kids and indoor spaces, choose softer balls that can be rolled. Older kids can move onto more structured games, like soccer, cricket, football, softball or other games they’ve shown interest in.