What are the things to keep in mind before taking a cricket bat?

Two types of bat are mostly used in Indian cricket – Kashmir willow bat and English willow bat / English willow cricket bat.

Professionals know what is the difference between the two bats. But those who are still learning to play cricket or are thinking of making their career in cricket should also know which bat will be good for them.

What are the things to keep in mind before taking a cricket bat

Before choosing a bat, let us know what is the difference between the Kashmir willow bat and the English willow bat?

KASHMIR WILLOW BAT

Kashmir willow bat wood is found in Kashmir has higher growth than trees in England.

The wood of the Kashmir willow bat is lighter than the English willow bat.

Kashmir willow bat has a greater density than the English willow bat.

Kashmir willow bat is less soft than English willow bat.

Kashmir willow bat is slightly brown in color.

More textures are found in English willow bat than Kashmir willow bat.

Kashmir willow bat is considerably cheaper.

ENGLISH WILLOW BAT

England wood is used for English willow bat. The growth of trees found in England is less than the trees of Kashmir.

English willow bat wood is heavier than Kashmir willow bat.

English willow bat has a lower density than the Kashmir willow bat. English willow bat is softer than the Kashmir willow bat.

The wood of the English willow bat is white in color. English willow bait is more expensive.

Talking about the price of both bats, the Kashmir willow bat is much cheaper. You will find a good bat of Kashmir willow in the range of two thousand.

To buy an English Willow Bat or an English Willow Bat, you need to loosen the pockets more. Its price starts from Rs 1500 to 25 thousand.

In professional cricket, most batsmen use English willow bat. Very few cricketers like to choose the Kashmir willow bat.

The MS Dhoni Spartan Seven Limited Edition English Willow Cricket Bat is a class in its own.