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The "TON" stamp on the edge of a cricket bat is the branded logo of Sareen Sports (SS) also known as Sunridges. They brand the edges to ensure that when their bats are used by Professional Cricketers with other sponsors labels the origin of the bat remains. This is a very common practice in India where Sareen are based. The "TON" stamp also is only applied to English willow bats and "SS" is stamped on Kashmir willow bats.
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