English Willow Cricket Bat

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English Willow Cricket Bat

Grade 2 English willow, a cane handle in twelve pieces, repairable at the splice.

₹6,500

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The Shuunnya promise

Honest Grade 2 willow with a spliced handle that a repairer can replace.

  • Grade stated plainly, blemishes shown not hidden
  • Spliced cane handle, replaceable
  • Every bat weighed and marked individually
  • Mallet, spare grip and scuff sheet included
  • No fibreglass wrap covering a lower grade

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Details

A short handle bat pressed from Grade 2 English willow, six to nine straight grains across the face, with the small blemishes and butterfly marks that Grade 1 rejects and that make no difference to how it plays. We would rather sell honest Grade 2 at this price than Grade 1 at twice it. The handle is twelve-piece Sarawak cane with three rubber insertion strips, spliced into the blade rather than glued into a socket. A spliced handle can be cut out and a new one fitted by any bat repairer, which is the standard repair a well-used bat needs at some point. A socket-glued handle usually cannot. It arrives lightly pressed and needs knocking in, six hours with a mallet over two weeks, before it faces a hard ball. We include the mallet. The face will mark and seam-print. That is the bat doing its job.

  • Grade 2 English willow, six to nine straight grains, natural blemishes
  • Twelve-piece Sarawak cane handle, three rubber insertion strips
  • Spliced handle, replaceable by any bat repairer
  • Semi-oval profile, mid-to-low sweet spot, 38 mm edges
  • Toe guard fitted, anti-scuff face sheet supplied loose
  • Knocking-in mallet and a spare grip in the box
  • No fibreglass wrap hiding a low grade, no socket-glued handle

Product information

Willow and profile
Willow
Grade 2 English willow, air dried 12 months
Grains
Six to nine straight grains on the face
Profile
Semi-oval, mid-to-low sweet spot
Edges
38 mm
Spine
62 mm
Handle and size
Handle
Twelve-piece Sarawak cane, three rubber insertions
Joint
Spliced, not socket glued
Size
Short handle, 85 cm overall
Weight
1180 to 1220 g, each bat weighed and marked
Grip
Chevron rubber, one fitted and one spare
Preparation
Knocking in
Six hours over two weeks before a hard ball
Oiling
One teaspoon of raw linseed oil, face and edges, twice
Included
Knocking-in mallet, spare grip, anti-scuff sheet
Nets first
Two sessions with an old ball before match use
Repairs
Handle
Spliced, cut out and replaced without a new blade
Toe
Guard replaceable, we refit free in the first year
Cracks
Face cracks are normal, bind and play on

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