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A PVC bat is held firmly in the batter’s hands. Unlike traditional wooden bats, this bat is made from durable polyvinyl chloride (PVC), making it lighter and more flexible, ideal for casual or informal games. The bat has a smooth, plastic surface with a slightly textured grip wrapped around the handle for better control. Its edges are softer than a wooden bat, offering a more forgiving feel when the ball makes contact.In front of the batter stands a plastic wicket set. The set consists of three plastic stumps, designed to mimic the traditional wooden stumps but much lighter and sturdier against the elements. The stumps are upright in the ground, with two plastic bails resting lightly on top. This plastic wicket set is often used for outdoor or beach cricket, where portability and weather-resistance are key.A wind ball is flying through the air, affected by a gentle gust of wind. The ball, likely made from lightweight plastic or a similar material, is designed to be more durable and travel smoothly through the air, but the wind causes it to swerve or change direction slightly, making it harder for the batter to predict. The ball might be bouncing a little unpredictably off the ground, adding an element of surprise.The scene is casual, perhaps at a park or beach, with the wind gently swaying the surroundings. The batter, armed with a PVC bat, gets ready to face the next unpredictable delivery from the wind-affected plastic ball, while the plastic wickets stand resilient yet flexible under the challene.