have a look, cant you tell?

the sg cobra models are kookaburra beasts.

sg make kookaburra bats for sure, go ahead and ask them.

no its made by sg, or he may use other bat makers bats aswell. but i definetly know that sg make his bat, they even make damien martyns.

go on to www.sgcricket.com

then contact them and ask them, they will tell you.

they even may all of kookaburra bats, just ask them

heres a good example, look at the genesis, and go on that site and look at the sg radix model, see any similarities?

they are both the same bat.

Gunn and Moore all the way

 Mark have seen the bats that you speak about,in the fleash so to speak?

  And have you seen the back of our bat? i would value you comments.

Bill

Sorry to be pedantic,but you could have Bradbury,Laver and Wood and the current MH team under the same heading as Julian Millichamp,as they were all his proteges or influenced by him.The shapes of Bradbury bats and Laver and Wood are similar in the extent they display a very sharp,raised central spline (or spine).Chase bats also have this feature.I find it difficult to vote for one particular brand as I like many of the brands listed and have yet to try Fusion,who I'm sure will be fantastic.One other company I would like to add in is a bat company called Premier Cricket bats who used to be made in England but are now made in NZ.Their batmaker Chris Hext Farrant is in my opinion one of the best batmakers in the world.He started as an apprentice at Warsop and Stebbing and made bats for nearly all the top players over the years.He worked at County for a while(original County in the 70's)and went on to form his own company Premier cricket cats .He also made Kalli bats for a few international and County players.I had two of these bats and they were both immense,much better than the L and W I used last year!!

Anyone interested in checking his bats out have a look at Cricket Express in NZ.Chris has 42 years experience making bats for top level cricket.

Cheers,

Mark.