Frequently Asked Questions
What is a "Double Blade" cricket bat?
A double blade bat (often called a scoop bat) features a unique design where the blade has a curved or "scooped" face. This scooped to perfection design helps generate lift and power, making it easier to play lofted shots and scoops over the wicketkeeper, specifically optimized for hard tennis ball play.
Why is the Singapore Cane Handle better for hard tennis balls?
The Singapore Cane Handle is made from rattan, which has a natural hollow core and fibrous structure. This acts as a shock absorber. When you hit a heavy hard tennis ball, the cane dampens the vibration, preventing the painful "sting" that usually travels to your hands and elbows.
Is this bat really lightweight?
Yes. Despite being made from premium hard wood, this bat is engineered to be ultra-lightweight. This allows for quicker bat speed, better maneuverability against fast bowlers, and the ability to change your shots at the last second.
What does "Engineered to Swoosh" mean?
"Engineered to Swoosh" refers to the aerodynamic profile of the bat. The shape and weight distribution are designed to cut through the air smoothly, creating a powerful "swoosh" sound upon impact, which translates to greater power with less effort.
Will this bat break easily like other cheap bats?
No. Unlike cheaper options that use low-grade wood prone to cracking, our bat is made from premium hardwood (Kashmiri Willow). It is specifically built to withstand the impact of harder tennis balls without disintegrating.
Is there a warranty on the bat?
Yes. We are confident in our build quality. The bat comes with a 6-month guarantee on the handle. If the Singapore Cane Handle snaps or develops a fault under normal playing conditions within 6 months, we will address the issue.
Can I play leather ball cricket with this bat?
This bat is specifically designed as a Hard Tennis Ball Bat. While the hardwood is durable, the "scooped" profile and pickup are optimized for the trajectory and weight of a hard tennis ball, not a leather ball.
Why are some double blade bats so cheap online?
Cheaper bats often use lower-grade wood that hasn't been properly seasoned. They may crack on the first impact with a hard ball. They also use inferior rubber handles instead of genuine Singapore Cane. You pay for durability and performance with Kashmirica.
How do I maintain the "scooped" surface?
The scooped surface requires minimal maintenance. Simply wipe the bat with a dry cloth after use to remove dust and moisture. Avoid sanding down the scoop, as this changes the bat's engineered balance.
Who is this bat ideal for?
This bat is ideal for aggressive batsmen and innovative players who love to play T20-style shots like the scoop, lap shot, and lofted drives over the infield. The ultra-lightweight design helps players with wrist work, while the cane handle helps those who suffer from vibration sting.
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