Senior Bats

Crown have been making Handcrafted Cricket Bats since 1974. Years of experience have culminated in the Crown bats that you see today. Our craftsmen take great pride in their work and are involved at every stage in the making of your bat: the selection of willow, the choice of 'sweet spot'' and the individual pressing of each blade are but few of the everyday decisions which a machine cannot undertake

Since 1876 Gray-Nicolls have continued to manufacture cricket bats to the very highest quality, in Robertsbridge, England Gray-Nicolls lead the market by continuing to combine Tradition with innovation Gray-Nicolls produce quality cricket equipment, which performs at every level, from the Playground to the Test Arena Every Gray-Nicolls bat is made, hand finished and rigorously tested by our 'Master Bat Makers'

The Gunn & Moore range of bats is designed to suit every technique and budget.
Gunn & Moore offer four blade shapes: PURIST® II, CATALYST™, HERO® & CANNON®.

County bats were first made at St. Neots in Huntingdonshire by the Trimmins family in 1904. Production continued here until the factory moved to Huntingdon in 1983. The craftsmen from St. Neots are
still making bats at Huntingdon which enables us to use the slogan 'bats made for centuries'. Our bats are still
made in the traditional way in order to get the best possible bat from the selected materials. It is for this reason that County Bats are sought after all over the world and are available wherever cricket is played.

KIPPAX WILLOW LTD has over 25 years experience of making the finest hand crafted cricket bats through traditional methods using only the finest of their own willow trees.
The new WAVEX range of Kippax Cricket bats are now available, where we have introduced the
concept of Wavex handles into our quality made in England cricket bats.

Kookaburra's mission is clear - to be the world's leading manufacturer of cricket equipment; inspiring every player through innovative product design. Kookaburra understand the importance of performance, playing to tour strengths and ultimately being the best.

With history going back to the turn of the 20th Century Newbery bats and equipment are ever growing in popularity and can today be seen gracing cricket grounds the world over, from club to Test Match arena. Players like Dominic Cork, Murray Goodwin and Ashwell Prince all turn to Newbery to enhance their instinctive game.

Puma are one of the largest cricket bat making companies around, with many top name players using the Puma bats. Since the 1990's they have been making top quality bats for all standards. This tradition combined with constant innovation, produces what is considered to be the very finest cricket bats on the market.

The Salix Cricket Bat Company was established in 1990 with the aim of producing hand made cricket bats of an extremely high quality.

The 2009 bat range balances traditional methods and core craft values with fastidious machining, design, shaping and sanding. These are 21st century handmade bats - beautiful and precise, not a parody of the past but a hybrid of past skills and modern aesthetics. Salix remain artisan manufacturers.

In 2008 Slazenger will lead the way with three new bat profiles that have evolved through continual development with its key internation players. Whther it is the new Pure Plade, the Power Blade or Paul Collingwood's Pro Blade, Only the opyimum matereials are used for production, with explosive performance and light pick up at the forefront of Slazenger bat design.