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Buying A Good, Cheap Bat
- Thread starter Smasher7
- Start date
GM purist 808, pre knocked in, and properly knocked in unlike some. coating, toe gard, excellent quality, and good value for harrow and smaller, buy of Mapperley Sports for cricket equipment, cricket bats and balls and bowling machines
Smasher7
Cricket Spectator
CHEERS but could you give a top 5 list if thats ok
Best bat i've bought - Gray Nicolls - Predator Power got it for £60 in 2006, then it broke June this year and i bought a used one for £40 it is a cracking bat, absolutely awesome for the price, if you can get hold of one. Thats the only bat i've used for last 4 seasons, so wouldn't make a top 5 list seen as i'd be going on little info.
Naumaan
First Class Debutant
buy a kashmir willow bat but it will weigh 100 KG & it will break balls into two pieces
chyickenkeev
School Boy/Girl Cricketer
woodworm bats are realy cheap, especialy the lower quality ones, id advize u to look on their website
http://www.woodworm.tv/
http://www.woodworm.tv/
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slowfinger
International Debutant
I got a Woodworm Megabite Gold from the factory shop and it was bloody brilliant for just £50, easy to knock in and oil and has a great middle.
Get it.
Get it.
slowfinger
International Debutant
... Still opting for the Megabite Gold, never fails.