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The type of bat you should buy is influenced by a few things, including: Your age Your height How you play As a general rule of thumb, even into adulthood most players of standard height will p...
WHICH BAT IS BEST FOR MY CHILD?
When our kids first start playing cricket, around 7 to 10 years of age, we want them to experience success so they will want to keep coming back. To give them the best experience and chance of batt...
We are tremendously proud of the quality and comfort of our gloves and the protection they offer. Cooper Cricket offers three styles of batting gloves, the: AEGIS BISON, and VIRTUS. Both the A...
FIX YOUR OLD BAT OR BUY A NEW BAT?
This is a very tricky question and one without a straightforward answer. There is no standard amount of time or use that determines when it is time to buy a new cricket bat. A bat can last many yea...
DOES YOUR BAT HANDLE NEED REPLACING?
There are a lot of things that can go wrong with your bat handle, and it might not be immediately obvious that there is a problem. So, what should you check for?
WHAT DOES ‘KNOCKING IN’ A CRICKET BAT ACTUALLY DO?
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 you are to try out your new bat in the...