The MCC’s Laws of Cricket will be changed to permit bats made from more than one piece of wood to be used in the recreational game in a move to combat rising prices and more sustainable manufacturing ...
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Rule change over 'illegal' cricket bats welcomed
An East Sussex firm has praised recent law changes within the game of cricket to combat the rising cost of English willow. Gray-Nicolls, based in Robertsbridge, produces tens of thousands of cricket ...
LONDON, Feb 3 (Reuters) - Cricket bats previously deemed illegal for adult amateur players are to be permitted after a change in the law brought about by the rising cost of English willow. The ...
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It's just not cricket: Is willow on the way out?
For roughly two hundred years, cricketers across the world have almost exclusively walked out to the crease and taken their guard with bats made of the finest English willow - but that is now set to ...
Discover how cricket bat manufacturing is undergoing a scientific revolution, with customisation and technology driving the quest for enhanced power and performance on the field. IMAGE: Customisation ...
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