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[procricket]

That is up to you and what you want half the bats you think are uk made aren't.

Good luck in yor hunting mate

[tailender]

That's exactly my point mate

how do we know where the bats are from? I could pay for an English willow bat, use it for a few games and it splits because its actually Indian 

[procricket]

That's exactly my point mate

how do we know where the bats are from? I could pay for an English willow bat, use it for a few games and it splits because its actually Indian 

Sorry but that is a daft it makes no difference is what where trying to say

If it Kashmir willow you will know or you should if your not sure to to a shop like the suppliers on here and ask them to help you mate

[tailender]

OK

Thanks mate!

[coolcucumber_1]

I have used a couple of their bats and i would say the quality is ok.
Consistency is the key as another friend got a bat and for the same model it was a diff profile, mine was with no concaving and his was when we hadn't specified anything but just ordered their mid level range.
Not a big fan of their finishing either.

[mujju]

have heard about Sids  from some of my friends Shoab68.. guess they are new in the market ?? interested to know about it

guess they are based in pakistan ..good to have a new brand

[shoab68]

have heard about Sids  from some of my friends Shoab68.. guess they are new in the market ?? interested to know about it

guess they are based in pakistan ..good to have a new brand

Have seen some of their Black Mamba and Colada range bats and they looks lovely with maximum straight grains. Though i have a monster bat with thick 45 mm edges from them which is really a monster of a bat, i am now really tempted to own a Mamba or Colada.