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Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: PM7 on March 30, 2011, 10:31:00 AM
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Just seen Sachin changing his bat after the Powerplay to a heavier bat.The profile looks incredible thick at the toe and doesnt look like it would pick up well. The lighter bat was massive as well with little or no concaving.
Which present batmaker/brand does a bat similar to Sachins latest profile? With such a bottom heavy profile it would need to be a really special piece of willow to pick up well.
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just seen it from a side on position and it looks friggin massive
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I think he uses the lighter bat for the quicker bowlers while the ball is new and then reverts to a bigger willow to clear the boundaries against the spinners mid-innings.
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I dont know if this is it, but this bat looks massive. Check out the size of the edges and shoulder!
http://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/110958421/AFP
http://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/110958399/AFP
http://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/110958702/AFP
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That's ridiculous
Also find it good to know he likes to give his own bats a whack with a mallet!
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My kind of profile
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gone for an RNS this time
what i like about this pic http://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/110958928 is not just the technique... eyes leading the feet to the pitch of the ball, nice balanced position with gentle grip on the bottom hand... but the complete railway sleeper behind the stumps!
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Surely the one behind the stumps must be a heavier weight made as a training aid.
You couldnt wield that in a match.
Which brand does Sachins bat most resemble as I havent seen a similar profile?
Perhaps B52 from Newbery but it appears slightly different.
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Buzz - After reading your 'book' on holiday (yes I printed it out, got me through the hard days by the pool) I had a net last night and decided to keep as still as possible and not trigger across...
Walloped everything that came near me and had the best net of the year, so I owe you one mate!
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The profile looks very Hawk G10.
These are around 3lb but pick up well. The bat behind the stumps is about the same size as a G10. In the flesh they are massive.
(http://i613.photobucket.com/albums/tt211/henrymagic14/B20-20G10203.jpg)
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Have you actually picked up and felt these bats if so what are they like as looked at hawk and these were the ones I was looking at
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The G10 is enormous Roco. They are made from larger clefts and start at around 3lb plus.
I have seen a few down at Hawk in various stages of being made and there is alot of wood in one of these but still manage to pick up pretty well.
It's definately a bat I would like in my arsenal!
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Tendulkar uses the same weight bats in nets but doesn't use net bats in matches
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Hmmm 3lb+ is a little heavy I'm sure they could make me one around 2lb13/14 if they wanted to
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Yep, I reckon you could one for that sort of weight.
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We will see how the season goes as may be something there
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gone for an RNS this time
what i like about this pic [url]http://www.gettyimages.com.au/detail/110958928[/url] is not just the technique... eyes leading the feet to the pitch of the ball, nice balanced position with gentle grip on the bottom hand... but the complete railway sleeper behind the stumps!
Is that top hand grip orthodox? looks like the fingers are more round the side than the front of the handle.
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Is that top hand grip orthodox? looks like the fingers are more round the side than the front of the handle.
possibly - it is difficult to tell because of the angle and the glove. Also Sachin apparently doesn't have the biggest hands and uses a very thick grip so may not be able to hold the bat is a totally traditional way. A small margin with the top hand has less of a detrimental effect than with the bottom hand, in my opinion
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I did see somewhere that he uses youth gloves as he likes them to be tight