Graphite Cricket Bat. A favorite to make in the workshop as the result is so very rewarding. The classic cricket bat is a full bodied bat with traditional tapered edges.
It echoes a previous burst of creativity at the start of the last century but t his time the guardians of the rules the mcc have taken a dim view of all this new cleverness by. Banned deadstock very rare. You coudl use either a conventional woven cloth like a 200g plain weave carbon fibre or a 200g 2 2 twill weave carbon fibre or alternatively you could use a unidirectional none woven material like our 250g unidirectional carbon fibre.
The icc has announced that kookaburra the australian bat manufacturer have agreed to the immediate voluntary withdrawal of its graphite reinforced bat from international cricket.
The decision was reached after the icc received advice from the marylebone cricket club mcc that the bat contravened law 6 of the game s rules and in the mcc s view was illegal. Great shape for all sizes. If you are looking at this bat you will probably know the history. The balance of the classic is hard to better as it is a large swell where the player needs is most and sweeping edges that speak grace and agility.
