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    Posted: 22 January 2006 at 1:05pm
Well, Snell, if those CA bats that that are for only 10 pounds are for playing tennis balls, then I might as well just buy a tennis ball bat from here.
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MB Malik is a very popular brand in Pakistan. Lots of the Pakistani
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Well thats easy, Gray Nichaolls Powerbow Carbo.
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I have a Kookaburra Sword 5000. I didn't make use of it properly so it' not that useful for me anymore, plus its too small for me now. So wondering the best bat to buy for a number 6.batsman, who will improve over time.
Would a Gray Nicholas or a Kookaburra with thick edges be the best. Any suggestions.
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i would suggest a kookaburra kahuna, or beast (i.e. with the graphite reinforcement) but there are so many companies to choose from!

from gray nicolls i would look at the longbow

alos worth looking at newbery, gm, custom made bats etc
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actually top of my List to suggest would be indian bats! Such as the BAS Vampire, or CA bats are good to, and SG
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Whenever I read your post and then your signature, I keep thinking that your joking about everything you say.
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oh sorry, should i change it!(boo ha ha!!!!)
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Here's a thought. If you can go to a cricket shop shut your eyes and pick the one that feels the best in your hands. That way you won't be swayed by stickers and marketing ploys. You will know then that you are getting the best bat for you.
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That might be a good point. But it should last long.
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Many will disagree but part of choosing a bat should manafacturer preference and such. Many people have bat maker's they feel most comfortable with.
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slazenger sxi or se, both light, big bow, middle and edges and light aswell.
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Yeah I saw a whole heap of them at Lilywhites near the Picadilly Circus station.  Sxi I think they were? Elite Pros grade, for 53 quid each.  They all had a sticker saying made in India.  But they felt nice actually. 
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thats good to see that Slaz put a sticker saying where they are made, becuase we have talked about this issue of where bats are made!
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I dont really think it matters where bats are made tho, as long as they are made of English willow.  Some Indian bats are truely fantastic.
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not so much some, as the majority of......
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