Cricket bats made of bamboo instead of the traditionally-used willow are stronger, offer a better “sweet spot,” and deliver more energy to the ball on impact, according to a new study.

Whether you're a cricket fan or curious about bat-making, this video highlights the craftsmanship that makes each bat unique. Manufacturing Insights Posted: March 12, 2025 | Last updated: March 26 ...

Kashmir's cricket bat industry manufactures nearly 1 million bats each year, and employs more than 10,000 people; The bats are cheaper than those made from English willow, and are mostly used in India ...

When women go searching for a cricket bat, they often find they have fewer options than their male counterparts, but Gippsland bat maker Clare Johnston hopes to change that.

Ian Sampson has been making cricket bats since 1972. If you're a club cricketer, then April brings the start of a new season. Time to dust off the whites, ...

While making a cricket bat is labour-intensive, the high price is due to the unique wood used to make these highest-quality bats. The willow is shipped halfway across the world to India from the UK.