IPL Stump Price 2024 in indian rupees: The price of IPL’s LED stump-guilly is many times more than the ‘Man of the Match’ award.
You would hardly be able to guess the price of some things used during the match. The amount spent on players is equal to that spent on simple looking LED stumps and gilli.
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These stumps were used for the first time in India in the international tournament ICC World 20-20 in 2016. Due to their high price, these stumps also have many special features.
IPL Stump Price 2024 in Indian rupees
According to the information, Australian mechanical industrialist Bronte EcKermann had created these stumps and gilli. In the year 2012, these stumps were used for the first time in the Australian Cricket League i.e. Big Bash T20 (Australian cricket league).
From then till today, LED stumps and wickets have been used in every match. According to media reports, the price of LED stump and gilli is around Rs 29.50 lakh (40,000 US dollars). IPL Stump Price 2024 in Indian rupees
IPL Stump Price 2024 in Indian rupees: According to media reports, the price of the Man of the Match award in normal matches is around Rs 1 lakh. In such a situation, the value of these stumps is 29 times the Man of the Match award. These LED stumps are used in many matches including the Indian Premier League. These stumps are used during cricket leagues all over the world.
IPL Stump Price 2024 in indian rupees: Specialty of stump
- These stumps have been made by South Australian manufacturer Zing International, it is called Zing Wicket System.
- Bronte Ackerman had to do three years of research to make it. Only after that the dream of making it came true.
- The International Cricket Council (ICC) used it for the first time during the semi-final and final matches of the Under-19 Cricket World Cup in UAE.
- Apart from the ICC Under-19 World Cup, these stumps were also used in T20 matches in New Zealand, Australia and West Indies. India started using it from the seventh season of the Indian Premier League.
- Low voltage batteries have been used in every bell/gilli.
- It has a microprocessor, which switches on the light when both attachments are removed.
- The wicket also has an in-built sensor along with LED light. Which can detect even 1/1000 second sound.
- They are made of plastic. Their lights come on with the slightest touch of the ball. When the wicket is shaken the red LED light in the wicket flashes.
