Yes, it is called seasoning. All players season their new cricket bats before they use it in a match. If you use a new bat in a match without proper seasoning, it may not perform as well as it can and most importantly it can end up broken.
Nope, not really but it better to oil first. I had a pre- knocked in bat so i knocked it in more then, i oiled the bat.
yes you can also oil your bat before u do it u dnt wnt to damage the bat
Your bat needs knocking. You have to Knock in completely and marks will not appear.
yes you can but make sure it is a long sock
as long as you can feel the stroke
There is a good chance that it will crack or be damaged therefore the bat won't have a very long life time
No, that's not a good use for a rolling pin
a Krakatoa cricket bat is the best childrens cricket bat of all time
the use of a cricket bat is to hit the ball whilst your playing cricket
yes it is a very nice bat for cricket...
A very popular alternitive to a bat mallet is a cricket ball in a sock, i know it sounds strange but this is how many cricket knock in and prepare their bat. Put the ball in the sock and grab the sock just above the ball leaving a gap so it can swing round. Then just start to hit the same spot and it works just like a bat mallet :)
the maximum width of Cricket bat is 10.8 cm or 4.25 inches.
the cricket bat threw threw the ball away