The 8 Best Cricket Bats
This wiki has been updated 15 times since it was first published in October of 2018. The sport of cricket has been around since the 16th century, and the first bats were no more than rough, misshapen slats of wood with rather slippery handles. Luckily, they've come a long way over the years. Our selection includes some of the finest models — many of which are used by professional players — boasting features that will make your opponents wonder if you train 24/7.
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Editor's Notes
December 04, 2018:
We consulted the opinions of demanding players to find the best bats for our list. We hope that regardless of budget or experience level, every cricket enthusiast can find a suitable bat here. We added those made from Kashmir and English willow, ensuring that there are both lightweight and heavy options. We also looked at spine length, concaving, and other features that contribute to an overall well-made piece of equipment.
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