Cricket bats are susceptible to damage from contact with the ground. Many cricket players use an anti scuff sheet to protect their bats from scratches and dents. If you love the sound of your cricket bat smacking the ball, but hate the prospect of having to clean it every time you finish playing, then you’ll…
There are many ways that cricket bats can be taken care of to make sure they last longer and play better. In this article, you will find out how to oil cricket bats properly and what type of oil a cricket bat needs. What is Oiling Cricket Bats? There has been a lot of debate…
Why Knocking-in in a bat, is important? Knocking- in a cricket bat is vital to your bat preparation. It is crucial to improve the performance of your bat. In this process, the bat is hit with a wooden mallet or an old ball until the bat seems a little damaged. Soft fibrous reeds are in…
Bats vary widely in weight, but many are packed together, so they generally have an average weight of between 2 and 3 pounds. Cricket Bat Weight Guide When selecting the right cricket bat weight for your needs, remember a few things. Firstly, the type of ball you’re playing against will dictate what weight you need….
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