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How to Get the Best Performance from Your Cricket Bat with Machine Knocking

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  Did you recently buy an English willow bat ? Before taking it to a match, we recommend requesting our machine-knocking service here at All About Cricket Store. And if you haven't already bought an English willow bat, don't forget to add our bat-knocking service to your order. We'll ensure your new bat is prepared for play and will last longer.   Using a cricket bat without knocking is one of the biggest mistakes you could make as a cricketer. During manufacturing, bats are compressed to create a barrier that can take hits from leather cricket balls. However, this compression isn’t enough for protection and longevity. This is why knocking is a must. It strengthens that compression-produced barrier, preventing cracks and breakage upon impact. The edges are also rounded during the process to prevent cracks.   If you’re new to machine-knocking an English willow bat , this guide is for you. Read on as we share tips for maximizing your bat’s performance.   Ai...

Complete Your Game: Best Cricket Stumps and Bails

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  It’s challenging to pick the right cricket stumps and bails , especially if you’re new to the sport and unaware of your options. They come in different materials and are offered by various manufacturers. Luckily, you won’t have to go elsewhere to find the best. Here at All About Cricket Store, we carry the best selection of stumps and bails from trusted names like BAS, SG, and DSC. We also have high-quality options from SS, Focus, and GM, ensuring you will find what you need for practice or a serious game.   Why choose the best stumps and bails for cricket?   Cricket wickets consist of carefully positioned cricket stumps and bails within a popping crease. There are three stumps: the leg, center, and off stump. The two smaller sticks are the bails. In cricket, the stumps and bails are crucial for determining the status of the wicket. If the bails are dislodged from the stumps after the ball or a player's body part contacts them, the wicket is deemed broken. Th...