Tennis ball cricket originated in the Indian subcontinent though there is no definite record as to when it started.

Evening games of tape ball have been organised to raise funds for various charities, with celebrities participating during nights that also include music from live DJs and other entertainment. The ZAP Flexi Cricket Soft Tennis Ball has the ideal weight that makes it enjoyable, yet challenging for batsmen and bowlers alike. Taking inspiration from these properties, the concept has been adapted in wiffle ball where the perforated, plastic ball is covered in electrical or, rarely, duct tape to make it heavier and thereby act more like a baseball when pitched. The air pocket inside the tennis ball is pressurized, and when the ball is placed in its can, the can is also pressurized before it’s sealed.Cricket balls are much too heavy to use with a tennis racket, and they could easily destroy the strings on the racket. has played a significant and decisive roles and succeeded in recognizing this game from the union minister, the federation finally recognized by ministry of sports govt. Although most street games feature entirely covered varieties, tape balls may also be prepared such that only one side is taped to replicate reverse swing or they may have multiple layers of tape running down the middle to mimic the leather seam found on standard cricket balls. Towards the end of the 20th century, tape ball games were widespread even in slums and on mountains and battlefields, as the previous novelty had long become an entrenched part of Pakistan's sporting culture.

The red coloured cannon is notoriously durable, and maintains the perfect shape even after intense hitting.

In the Middle East, it is played in the open desert and baseball or soccer grounds are used in the US, Canada and Europe.

Non-pecuniary rewards associated with amateur tape ball tournament performances now included the izzat (honour) amongst one's community and feelings of personal pride. Our Paceman range of bowling machines are extremely popular but they are not suitable to be used with tennis balls or windballs. For batsmen, CA Sports produce 500,000 specialised tape ball bats per year which vary in length, width and weight as compared to regular cricket bats, and are more curved. As late swing is relatively easy to achieve, tape balls have occasionally been utilised by professional test cricketers who have incorporated them as part of training drills, such as Yasir Hameed and Mohammad Rizwan. For children and young adults of the time, Pakistan's 1992 World Cup victory saw nationwide interest in the sport grow even more and tape ball was thriving amongst a new generation of fans who had been galvanised by their homeland's achievement.

This felt is dyed, and it’s what gives a regulation tennis ball it’s iconic white or fluorescent yellow coloring.