no
No - linseed oil
it doesnt really matter but if you do u will need linseed oil probaly found in wilkinson
Gear like balls, bats, net, wickets and bases, helmets, gloves etc are used in cricket.
yes you can but its just that the ball want come smoothly of the bat
Probably about £40 Thats how much you can buy signed bats the bats are normally crusader and not bats you can use to bat with, my county sells them for £40 and we in the same league as them
Yes
for young players that use bats that are size 1-4, the bats are made of kashmier willow but all the professional player use english willow
In UK: Cricket stick In Australia: Shawollawolla In the rest of the world there is no word for it.
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.
the danish Øre is still in use.
The only thing I can think of it's become contaminated, your best bet is to throw out what you have and buy some new, Danish Oil has a shelf life of many years Designed to highlight and finish timber with a warm colour/character enhancement and attainment of traditional patina results. A pure, natural plant oil product formulated to better reflect the original, heavy-oil mixes that gave "Danish Oil" its renown. Will not go off in can after opening (shelf-life several years, providing contaminants are not introduced - decanting prior to use is recommended). Once dry, is both FOOD and CHILD-SAFE.