handle fitting, and polishing. See how skilled artisans transform raw materials into high-quality cricket bats designed for performance on the field. Whether you're a cricket fan, a player ...

Whether you’re a novice cricket ... bat. When it comes to playing the game, everything from the material to the size of the bat matters. Even the weight of the bat or the length of the handle ...

Why place the splice in the handle? The splice is considered to be the dead area of a cricket bat. It is not made from willow, but from cane, which is ideal as a flexible material for the handle, but ...

The alteration has been brought in to stop the extra power gained by players when the handles ... of materials that can be used to protect and repair bats." John Stephenson, MCC's head of cricket ...

But unbelievably, the Mongoose bat (shown right), with a handle as long as the blade, is not even the craziest design the Marylebone Cricket Club - the game's lawmakers - have been presented this ...

The handles, including the splice, must also not exceed 52% of the overall length of the bat and the law also restricts the thickness of materials that can be used to protect and repair bats. The MCC, ...