Slazenger Kashmir Willow Cricket Bat - Size 3

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The Slazenger Kashmir Willow Cricket Bat in size 3 is designed for young, developing players who need a reliable and balanced piece of equipment to refine their technique. Its primary benefit lies in the even weight distribution and secure grip, which encourages better control during shots; however, as a Kashmir willow bat, it is generally heavier and more brittle than premium English willow alternatives, requiring careful break-in procedures.
| Model Part Number | UTGT14319_4 |
|---|---|
| Brand | Slazenger |
No, it requires a thorough knocking-in process to prevent damage and improve performance.
Kashmir willow is generally harder and heavier, making it ideal for practice and junior play, while English willow is lighter and offers higher performance for advanced matches.
Apply a thin coat of raw linseed oil at the start of each season or if the wood appears dry.
Yes, once it has been properly knocked-in, it is suitable for use with standard cricket balls.
Size 3 is typically recommended for children aged 8 to 11, but height should be the primary indicator; the bat should comfortably reach the hip bone.
Small surface cracks are normal in willow; apply a light sanding and a fresh layer of protective tape.
Remove the old grip, clean the handle with a cloth, and apply a new replacement grip using a grip cone.
Before taking your Slazenger bat to a match, you must perform the 'knocking-in' process. Use a wooden mallet to gently strike the face, edges, and toe of the bat for several hours to compress the fibers. Follow this by applying a light coat of raw linseed oil to the face and edges—avoiding the splice—and allow it to dry horizontally. To maintain the bat, keep it in a cool, dry place and away from extreme temperatures to prevent the wood from cracking or drying out. Always use a protective face tape or clear cover to guard against surface damage.