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How Often Should I oil my Cricket Bat?

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How Often Should I oil my Cricket Bat?

Firstly check to see if your bat needs another coat of oil. To do this, using a reasonable amount of pressure, run your thumbnail up the blade of the bat, from the toe to just below where the front sticker is. If there is a tiny speck of oil where your thumbnail is, there is enough oil. However, if there is no oil the blade will need to be oiled again.

by Michael Chunys on February 10, 2021

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How Often Should I oil my Cricket Bat?

Firstly check to see if your bat needs another coat of oil. To do this, using a reasonable amount of pressure, run your thumbnail up the blade of the bat, from the toe to just below where the front sticker is. If there is a tiny speck of oil where your thumbnail is, there is enough oil. However, if there is no oil the blade will need to be oiled again.

by Michael Chunys on February 10, 2021

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How to Knock in my Cricket Bat

Once you've purchased the right cricket bat to suit your needs, the next step is to prepare it for use and to learn how to maintain it. There are two steps to preparing a cricket bat, oiling and knocking it in. Take a look below at the step by step guide to these two processes.

by Michael Chunys on August 01, 2020

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