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The reason we ‘knock in’ a cricket bat is to enable it to withstand the pressure of being repeatedly hit by cricket balls without breaking. No matter how keen...

It has been a great Christmas and New Year break for us and hopefully you as well! We are back at it here in the workshop with plenty...

There are quite a few different variations of handle types on the market today and it can be confusing trying to find the perfect one for you. At...

Our motto is 'Your Bat, Your Way' which means we can make any bat to suit your style. Whilst we can shape any kind of bat that comes...

The lifespan of a cricket bat varies depending on how well the bat is knocked in. The ultimate goal here for the laborious process is to compress the...

Nothing touches our hearts more than when we have the opportunity to refurbish vintage bats that are of huge importance. We love being able to perform refurbishments on vintage bats...

Alberton Ormeau Cricket Club had invited us down to make some cricket bats while they hosted their Celebrity Cricket Match for 2021 that featured the likes of Nathan...

To celebrate the end of the summer cricket season and the start of winter competitions, we’re giving you the opportunity to trade in your old cricket bat to...

Traditionally cricket bats have had varying degrees of round toes throughout the years; however, the recent trend is the square toe.

What do the English willow grades mean and who grades them? At Cooper Cricket, we carry 5 grades of English willow and these are graded by our willow...