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We’re pleased to supply genuine English willow clefts and part made cricket bats to bat makers right across Australia, sourced direct from England and supplied from our Brisbane workshop.
The My Way team from Channel 9 have been in to interview Rod Grey and Josh Brown as part of their 11th season.
G’day - it’s Rod here. My wife Roxanne and I are off to India to continue developing our important relationships with our suppliers. Whilst all of the English willow we use to make Cooper Cricket ...
Butterfly English willow comes from the same tree as other grades of English willow however, it gets its name from the butterfly shaped stain across the face. This stain is caused from a branch be...
CELEBRATING 10 YEARS IN BUSINESS
In 2021, we celebrate 10 years in business! Wow! Thank you to every single supporter of our family owned business, we really appreciate it.
We had the pleasure of fixing a very unique cricket bat the other day. It was a huge Gray Nicolls bat that was 20mm - 30mm bigger than the ICC cricket bat regulations will allow these days.