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Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: imogzyboy on November 28, 2013, 09:35:26 PM
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Hey guys decided to use the GM purist myself and to start with it went very well then all of a sudden this happened, it could be nothing but I wanted your expert views on what you would do? If
It was a cheap bat I wouldn't be extremely bothered but kinda dissappointed for this to happen :(
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(http://i1132.photobucket.com/albums/m566/imogzyboy/8E401BB4-D5CA-4858-B3F1-977583CBB1D9-14966-00000CB114CB8DA8_zpsf4cb39b2.jpg)
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Looks like you've tried to hit a very hard ball with a lot of force. It is pretty easy to repair effectively. Speak to your retailer. :)
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I was genuinely using old balls :) I looked down and seen it :(
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Poor old balls can cause damage too.
Did you do any knocking in?
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I did around 2 hours with a mallet and then an hour with bowling machine I thought it was enough. :/
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Any seem marks visible on the face? If so, then needs more knocking in.
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I have looked under the scuff itself and there are none in the wood very strange as there's a couple on the scuff sheet :s I just don't know if it's worth taking back to talent cricket
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I have looked under the scuff itself and there are none in the wood very strange as there's a couple on the scuff sheet :s I just don't know if it's worth taking back to talent cricket
Talent cricket.
Most important 2 words in this thread.
They're brilliant, speak to them and they'll get it repaired for you free of charge.
They're a very good shop.