Buying: Cricket Showcase Be bowled over
We showcase a selection of the products to increase your strike rate with cricketers at the till.
Mongoose MMi3 Series
Mongoose says the MMi3 is a
revolutionary new style of bat designed specifically for the limited overs game. The MMi3 incorporates a shorter blade and longer handle helping the bat produce 20 per cent more power than a conventional cricket bat, it is claimed.
RRP: £140 www.
mongoosecricket.com Asics Gel-Advance 3
Gray-Nicolls Powerbow Bat
The Powerbow has a long exaggerated bow enhanced by an
Predominantly a batsman or fielders shoe, the Gel- Advance 3 features a flexible triple action varied spike configuration for personal spike set-up whilst a dual density midsole is positioned to provide support and stability where it is needed.
RRP: £92
www.asics.co.uk/cricket
imposing profile and steep spine running from splice to toe. Gray-Nicolls says the bat is iconic and will suit any
batsman’s game.
RRP: From £349.99
www.gray-nicolls.co.uk
Adidas adiZero Batting Gloves
Subtle shaping of the finger roll offers great weight saving and flexibility but without
compromising protection. A new wrist strap and tab
execution offers secure and comfortable
closure and there
are additional leather inserts in high wear areas of the palm.
RRP: £67
www.adidas.com
Slazenger Pro
Batting Gloves
This has additional moulded
protection on the two lead fingers, a two- piece thumb,
leather palm and low profile quick release straps. It also has a dual flex finger system.
RRP: £45
www.slazenger.com/cricket
Mongoose MMi3 Series 1 Junior
This bat is
manufactured from Kashmir willow and has a sweet spot more than twice the size as a
conventional bat, Mongoose says.
RRP: £50
www.mongoosecricket.com
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