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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 supplier. There grades are: Players Pro Playe...
At Cooper Cricket we only use English willow to make our cricket bats. That's it. Nothing else.
Every single cricket bat from Cooper Cricket is made in our Brisbane workshop. We import the English willow and the handles and craft every bat in Queensland, Australia.
For cricketers, cricket bats aren't just a thing that you buy. They are an extension of the player that you are or want to be. In regards to these bats, they are a symbol of classics used through a...
We have just received our latest shipment of English Willow and to say we're a bit excited is an understatement!
We have a new promotion that we are running until the end of May 2018 called Trade up! Trade up allows you to trade in your old cricket bat for a $150 discount