- Part of a range of products now available from Cricshop.com for the cricket enthusiast depicting the History of the Cricket Bat
- High quality resin wall plaque 24cm in width
- Depicts the development of the cricket bat from 1720 through to 1901
- FREE UK delivery on this item
Description
This is an illustration of the development of the cricket bat from 1720 to modern times. Weighing in at approximately 2.25lbs/1 kg this high quality resin plaque is rather substantial. This wall mounted plaque depicts the history and development of the cricket bat on an rectangle resin background which is 24cm in width.
Six Cricket Bats are featured in this special plaque. The Early Curved Bat from 1720 when the cricket ball was bowled underarm along the ground. The Curved Bat, 1750, is a further evolution of the crooked club. Its blade has more weight at the base as a counter to the underarm bowling of the period. By the mid 18th Century the bowler was allowed to lob the ball. This gave a greater advantageagainst the curved bat so a new revolutionary shape evolved.
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