Making Cricket More Accessible Through Innovation.

The Composite Cricket bat platform has been developed to complement cricket's rich traditions, not to replace the traditional willow bat while embracing innovation. By improving accessibility, affordability and participation, we aim to help more players, schools, clubs, communities and organisations engage with our amazing game than ever before.

We believe that innovative equipment solutions can help:

  • Reduce barriers to participation
  • Support cricket development programmes
  • Increase access to equipment
  • Encourage youth engagement
  • Support schools and community projects
  • Create new commercial opportunities for cricket brands and organisations

In correspondence with the Marylebone Cricket Club (MCC), it was confirmed that composite bats can be used in:

  • Practice and coaching environments
  • Training sessions
  • Cricket academies
  • Schools and educational programmes
  • Development initiatives
  • Leagues and tournaments where a specific playing regulation has been introduced permitting the use of the Composite Bat.

This creates exciting opportunities for schools, cricket development programmes, community projects, charities and tournament organisers looking to introduce innovative equipment solutions while maintaining clear playing regulations.As with all cricket equipment, participation in organised competitions is governed by the rules and playing conditions established by the relevant league, tournament or governing body.

Respecting Cricket's Heritage - Expanding Cricket's Future.

G100 COMPOSITE BAT

A powerful entry into composite cricket bat performance, designed for serious training, reliable response and instant playability.

Re-enforced Composite

Fibre Composite

Kevlar Reenforcement

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G200 COMPOSITE BAT

An upgraded option for players seeking enhanced feel, finish and performance from the Composite Bat range.

Re-enforced Composite

Fibre & Carbon Composite

Kevlar Reenforcement

Re-enforced Strengthened Handle

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