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Equipment => Bats => Topic started by: eeshan on April 20, 2010, 07:29:53 PM
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I wanted to know people's thought on the MB Malik Sher Amin cricket bat
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I sold a few a while back however they were purchased from a genuine UK supplier and they were very very good. One of my team mates bought one so i got to try it out once he knocked it in.
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do they have thick edges as i have heard they do?
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The couple i had were not massive but also not small either if that makes sense lol, will stick a few pics up if you want.
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i have ordered one and it should be arriving tomorrow so cant wait :)
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(http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii58/watsontotty/Picture731.jpg)
(http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii58/watsontotty/Picture732.jpg)
(http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii58/watsontotty/Picture735.jpg)
(http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii58/watsontotty/Picture736.jpg)
(http://i261.photobucket.com/albums/ii58/watsontotty/Picture734.jpg)
The bat still has the plastic wrapping on it so the pics aint the best, very nice bats and great quality willow.
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looks a great bat but i hope mine has thicker edges as it is 2.12
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Should do as that one is 2lb 8oz so yours should be bigger, I've seen some which are very big.
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how many times do you think its apporiate to oil the bat as i oil my bats twice but my friends say only to oil the bat once?
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That depends on how much oil your putting on the bat in one coat, i normally apply a little amount around 2-3 times before and during the knocking in period. Its always best to under oil a bat rather than over oil and i find some bats need more than others.
My way is to add a small amount across all areas of the bat apart from the splice, i always leave it to dry for two days and always in a parallel position and once fully dry i decide if more is required as some bats dry out quickly. I then add another light coat and repeat the above steps and then start knocking the bat in, once the bat is ready i give it a light rub down and possibly another light coat prior to full use.
I have to also say at times I've not oiled the face of the bat at all and I've added a anti scuff straight away and oiled the back and edges and this worked really well.
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Sher Amin is hell of a bat! I have seen few and they always have had huge edges. I personally love this bat the most in MB range. Te picture above are of old version of Sher Amin however, I believe the new one has thicker edges
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Ive used one and they are as meaty as they come with an excellent pickup.
Be wary of the many fakes floating about on Ebay and buy from a reputable retailer.
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Sher is an excellent bat. Pickup and stroke play are amazing. It will need a bit of oiling as bigger edges are produced with the help of drier willow.
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Mine was 2.8 with big edges, great pick up and a great middle. Should never have sold it! :(