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[nick123]

Sure mate will do.

[nick123]

thoses pads look nice, very nice 

For 32 pound at the Oxford street sports direct they are very nice to play in .

[nick123]

the profiles

[nick123]

More pics as requested



the carbon fibre backed version

[sfa82]

What's the weight on the Genesis?

[nick123]

What's the weight on the Genesis?

2.8 pounds while the newbery is 2.10.The smallest genesis is a harrow about 2.3

[Marc28]

i thought they banned the carbon fibre bats

[nick123]

in international and county it got it on special , the umps dont care mate,  the way im batting they arent seeing the bat long enough make a point of it;)

[Liam-SCCC]

Illegal in all forms I believe, but you can use the bat to the end of its natural life. Same with carbon handles if I'm correct

[nick123]

Illegal in all forms I believe, but you can use the bat to the end of its natural life. Same with carbon handles if I'm correct

The guys i bought it from said you can use it at school  and club but not 1st class .

"In 2006, a company introduced cricket bats with a thin carbon-fiber layer on the back which were used in competitive matches by high-profile players (e.g. Ricky Ponting and Michael Hussey). The carbon fiber was claimed to increase the durability of the bats, however they were banned from all first-class matches by the ICC in 2007"

[Nickauger]

I belive law 6 and any subsequent laws relating to 'the bat' are related to all cricket!

[nick123]

Ah thanks this will now be a copllectors peice

[Nickauger]

Ah thanks this will now be a copllectors peice

'I' believe lol, I'm not 100% sure however, I definitely think there are worse pieces of sporting memorabillia to have in a collection. Bet they're pretty rare now!

[nick123]

yeah rarity sells and its still a nice bat

[Tom]

The carbon fibre backed bats can be used until the die outside of FC cricket. Whilst they're illegal to make now, as they weren't when first introduced they can be used still.