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If you mean the callbacks between him and Ricochet then Kashmir danced toI'm Fly by Donaeo
The Weeping Tree or Weeping Willow (Salix babylonica) is a species of Willow tree often grown as a central feature on a lawn. All the Willows, as a whole, begin with the letter 'W' and may also be called sallows, and osiers.
If your talking about Will Smith, it's Willow
Walnut tree, willow tree or white birch tree.
Kashmir willow is more cheaper and weaker than English willow. Many famous cricketers such as Alistair Cook use Kashmir willow
No English willow is quite soft but Kashmir or any other willow would be hard
It depends what the bat is made out of if Kashmir Willow, then Pakistan, if English Willow then England
Kashmir bats are made from Kashmir willows while international bats are made from English or genuine willow 1)In Kashmir willow bats the strokes of the bats are not pre-made as you have to do its stroking 2)In genuine and English willow bats have pre-made strokes which make the bat ready to play immediatly after you have bought it
It's not bad, but if you play serious cricket such as county or international or your quite a developed cricketer, you should definitely get English Willow. It's MUCH better. Kashmir Willow is generally made for developing cricketers and can break quite easily.
No, but CA does similar to mongoose in Kashmir willow
NO
Wood from an Indian tree
yes of course, however it may not hit as well as an English willow bat
They are all made of willow, however there are different qualities. The lowest quality is Kashmir Willow, second is English Willow (nurtured outside of the UK), and the highest quality is English Willow. However there are also different grades of the willow used, Grade 1 is the best and Grade 3 is the worst although kasmir willow is sometimes called Grade 4.
Most bats are made of English willow, a very soft, fibrous wood. Lower end bats are often made from Kashmir willow wood. K-willow is cheap and tends to crack easily and is not the prefered wood to make bats.
Go for bats made with English Willow. Bats made with English Willow are durable and offer excellent rebound. If you have a lower budget you can go for bats made with Kashmir Willow which is harder and brittle to some extend. Also look for bats that are compressed curved and not the ones that are shaved to form the curve.