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Several brands are known for using ash to make cricket bats, though it's less common than willow. Notable brands include New Balance and Gray-Nicolls, which have historically produced bats with ash. However, most modern cricket bats are primarily made from willow, particularly English and Kashmir willow, due to its superior performance and lighter weight. Ash bats may still be found, but they are often considered more of a niche option.

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