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cricko lets see your bat?

Cricko

Can I have them pics mate.

george1.thomas@tiscali.co.uk

best cricket bat is made by a proffesional bat maker heres my reasons.

1: you know what your gonna get absolute quality. (theres times when you can get a bit of quality of kookaburras and brands like that if your lucky)

2: theyll make them to your prefferences

3:You hard earnt money wont be going on some stickers (escpecially kookaburra they are rip offs)

bradbury get only the best wood at the factory in england theres this machine that tests the clefts of wood that they buy, its a ball bearing that gets dropped from a certain height labelled in a number every bit of wood gets tested with the ball bearing getting dropped from the height 12 now anything that rebounds back over 12 is then announced a test players bat so if one goes up to 16 that straight away is ricky ponting bat in australia because his rated the highest.

now bradburies wood is back up to 12 which is exceptional for a club cricketers bat and the lowest they go is 10 in senior bats and 8 for junior bats (boundaries smaller) so really its all about luck when choosing a good bat.... i hope this answers your queries bradbury are excellent bats

its like a bouncy ball off wood, if you were to drop a cricket ball from that height it would go nowhere because of the way a cricket ball is, this is only done and must be affective because all there wood is sooooo good 

Fusion have made it 100% clear to me that you will get the same product whether you are an international or a youngster playing in the 3rd XI and that there is no special elite service for internationals.

Whereas Symmo is basically saying that with Bradbury's the best wood is reserved for Ponting etc and the not so good stuff is made available to me and you.

I know who I'd rather buy from.

James and Bill: we plead to you to keep things at Fusion the way they are and not follow the big names into greed over quality!

Mr Lee,

you play cricket in Australia I presume where the tracks are very hard and bouncy if you play on grass,and even harder and still bouncy if you play on artificial wickets.Why then would you want a bat with a low middle?Bats with low middles are generally designed for slow English or Sub continental pitches in India and Pakistan.Having tried a Fusion myself the middle felt huge and I had no problems finding it most times I hit the ball.(which I did incidentally by throwing a few for myself and driving them into the side of the net).I can't imagine any discriminating batsman being unhappy with the type of bat I tried,there again we all have different ideas of what is good ,bad and indifferent.

Cheers,

Mark.

hi Mr Lee,

I live in the UK but know quite a few people who've played in Oz.My Fusion will be ready in a week or two.I tried Bill's son James' superbest bat which was awesome,much better than the L and W I used during last season.Hope this is of some help to you.

Cheers,

Mark.

cricko, please can i have some pictures of your bat, i am really thinking of getting a fusion.