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Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: Cover_Drive on October 18, 2011, 04:18:43 PM

Title: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Cover_Drive on October 18, 2011, 04:18:43 PM
Now before guns are blazed at me!

Think about it. I am quite sure most of us have spent at least 1000 Pounds in bats so rather than buying 3-10 bats in 1000 Pounds one can save up and just buy one bat, like Newbery Cenkos.

No?

That way it doesn't really make Newbery Cenkos very expensive LOL :D
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: langer17 on October 18, 2011, 04:20:56 PM
Now before guns are blazed at me!

Think about it. I am quite sure most of us have spent at least 1000 Pounds in bats so rather than buying 3-10 bats in 1000 Pounds one can save up and just buy one bat, like Newbery Cenkos.

No?

That way it doesn't really make Newbery Cenkos very expensive LOL :D

I'd also say most only ever use a couple of them because if you get runs with a bat, why would you then change it, or is that just me?
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: thecord on October 18, 2011, 04:21:59 PM
I haven't even spent £1000 on all the bats I have bought in my life!
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Buzz on October 18, 2011, 04:31:30 PM
in 20 years of buying bats, I thing I have only just got to a grands expenditure on willow, but interesting reasoning.

sounds more like a justification thread to me. Is there something you need to share with us?
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Cover_Drive on October 18, 2011, 04:33:23 PM
Haha not yet Buzz I did think of selling few more bats last night and try one of this but then since me being in Canada it is somewhat pointless as I won't be able to go down to workshop.
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Manormanic on October 18, 2011, 04:35:01 PM
thing is, would you want to walk out to bat in a match with one?  Aside from being absolutely terrified of breaking it, the sledging would be merciless!
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: tim2000s on October 18, 2011, 04:35:45 PM
Haha not yet Buzz I did think of selling few more bats last night and try one of this but then since me being in Canada it is somewhat pointless as I won't be able to go down to workshop.
That's okay. We'll go for you and take an old style powerbow to make sure you get the bat you want copied perfectly...
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Cover_Drive on October 18, 2011, 04:41:42 PM
That's okay. We'll go for you and take an old style powerbow to make sure you get the bat you want copied perfectly...

HAHA this were my exact thoughts to be honest!

Manormanic as tim said if its Powerbow then why not?

LOL I doubt some people in Canada would know its most expensive bat lol
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Tom on October 18, 2011, 04:45:32 PM
You could get a Powerbow copied in similar performing willow from the same batmaker for much less. Spending £1000 would just be for vanity.
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Manormanic on October 18, 2011, 04:50:56 PM
Manormanic as tim said if its Powerbow then why not?

LOL I doubt some people in Canada would know its most expensive bat lol

Well, I guess you have a point there.  Not the wierdest place I've ever played cricket mind!¬
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: jonpinson on October 18, 2011, 04:51:39 PM
Trust me, that £1000 will seem much more once you go out and earn it.
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Manormanic on October 18, 2011, 05:01:03 PM
Trust me, that £1000 will seem much more once you go out and earn it.

Here here!
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Canners on October 18, 2011, 05:09:27 PM
Now before guns are blazed at me!

Think about it. I am quite sure most of us have spent at least 1000 Pounds in bats so rather than buying 3-10 bats in 1000 Pounds one can save up and just buy one bat, like Newbery Cenkos.

No?

That way it doesn't really make Newbery Cenkos very expensive LOL :D

haha i was going to make this thread following our conversation last night....

I think the problem with us folk on here is we tend to buy our bats blind and have no idea how the bat will feel when we're giving out 'our must have criteria' to the batmakers.....

i have spent a fair bit on willow in the last year and would trade it all for one bat i am completely 100% happy with....

but I'm not sure id spend 1k on a cenko's i think id rather just go to Romida and choose one(or two) there
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: yvk3103 on October 18, 2011, 05:11:45 PM
Trust me, that £1000 will seem much more once you go out and earn it.

Very well said JP
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Alvaro on October 18, 2011, 05:28:04 PM
(http://sarahcanterbury.files.wordpress.com/2011/08/rob-key-welly-1-ai9x9975.jpg?w=496&h=600)
only cenkos i've seen ...
£1000 is a bit obscene if you ask me, especially if you already have more bats than sense...

this is from a great picture blog, by the way. www.sarahcanterbury.com
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Buzz on October 18, 2011, 05:30:49 PM
Trust me, that £1000 will seem much more once you go out and earn it.

don't forget if you earn £1000 you will only have about £680 in your bat fund once you have paid tax and ni- I'm sure rates in Canada will be similar...
you may meet to earn nearer £1500 which was my monthly income for my first job...
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Tom on October 18, 2011, 05:31:41 PM
Rob Key is sponsored by Cenkos the company, he's their ringer in 6 in the City comps.
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Alvaro on October 18, 2011, 05:33:07 PM
Rob Key is sponsored by Cenkos the company, he's their ringer in 6 in the City comps.
Thought that might be the case. Still, idles away the time.
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Manormanic on October 18, 2011, 05:33:11 PM
Rob Key is sponsored by Cenkos the company, he's their ringer in 6 in the City comps.

good batsman but, erm, you could run a quick 12 to him!
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Alvaro on October 18, 2011, 05:34:22 PM
it's alright, he's captain, he can stand at slip all day ... ;)
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: jonpinson on October 18, 2011, 05:35:19 PM
don't forget if you earn £1000 you will only have about £680 in your bat fund once you have paid tax and ni- I'm sure rates in Canada will be similar...
you may meet to earn nearer £1500 which was my monthly income for my first job...

Indeed. My point is CD is quite happy to point out that he does not work for a living. Not until you get home from work and are absolutely exhausted is it that you realise the value of money.
Title: Re: Newbery Cenkos, it really isn't that expensive
Post by: Manormanic on October 18, 2011, 05:38:17 PM
it's alright, he's captain, he can stand at slip all day ... ;)

repeat, you can run 12 to him.  At 18 a South African came up with one of the all time great sledges to him - "alright lads, he's sweating big macs out here!"