The inner cup
Every ball starts as a moulded cup, pressed into shape on the machine.
Survivor, Armor, and Seamer in red leather — inner cup, hand-stitched seam, 4-layer paint.
View Red EditionsWhite leather for the lights — the same three constructions, 4-layer paint, built to stay visible.
View White EditionsFluorescent pink for day-night cricket — Survivor and Armor, the same cup and hand-stitched seam.
View Pink EditionsHAND-STITCHED SEAM: About 30 minutes of skilled stitching on every ball. Seamer 60–65 stitches, Armor 65–70, Survivor 70–75 on a 5-layer thread.
INNER CUP: A plastic-moulded cup holds hardness and shape. 4-layer paint on red, white, and pink. Built to be bat-friendly.
Real footage from our floor — from the moulding press to the last stitch and the final box. No stock clips.
Every ball starts as a moulded cup, pressed into shape on the machine.
About 30 minutes of skilled stitching goes into every seam.
Meet the KALYBER team on the floor.
The same hand-stitched seam, on white leather.
PER BALL
30
min of hand stitching
Finished red and white balls, gathered up and ready to be packed.
Sixes and dozens, ready to ship.
Founded by Shubham Chawla, KALYBER builds leather cricket balls around a plastic-moulded inner cup, about 30 minutes of hand stitching, and a 4-layer paint finish — Survivor, Armor, and Seamer, in red, white, and pink.
Building KALYBER by hand, one ball at a time.
THE CLASSIC RED
ZERO GLARE
TWILIGHT READY