Woodworm Cricket Bats

Woodworm Gold Hard Drive - Junior Cricket Bat

Woodworm Gold Hard Drive - Junior Cricket Bat

The Hard Drive is the successor to the Torch range...

Woodworm - Silver Hard Drive Junior Cricket Bat

Woodworm - Silver Hard Drive Junior Cricket Bat

The Silver Hard drive is an exceptional value for...

Woodworm Silver Mega Bite - Junior Cricket Bat

Woodworm Silver Mega Bite - Junior Cricket Bat

The Woodworm Mega Bite range is the successor to...

Woodworm Spiral Grips

Woodworm Spiral Grips

The Woodworm Sprial Grips are new for the 2008...

Woodworm Bronze Mega Bite - Junior Cricket Bat

Woodworm Bronze Mega Bite - Junior Cricket Bat

The Bronze Mega Bite bat is available in four...

Woodworm KP Premier Torch Cricket Bat (Grade 1)

Woodworm KP Premier Torch Cricket Bat (Grade 1)

Kevin Pietersen burst onto the cricket scene with...

Woodworm Pioneer Flintoff Flame Cricket Bat (Kashmir Willow)

Woodworm Pioneer Flintoff Flame Cricket Bat (Kashmir Willow)

Freddie Flintoff teamed up with Woodworm to create...

Category Description

All Woodworm bats are pre-knocked in. Pre-knocked in however does not mean ready to go immediately. It means that the majority of preparation work has been done, but that you will need to complete the final part of the process. We therefore recommend that you spend between 45 minutes and an hour finishing knocking your bat in.

This is best done with a purpose-made bat mallet, either a smooth wooden mallet or a ball-on-handle mallet. Hit the bat firmly with the bat mallet for a short period,  just tap it. It is important that you make sure that the toe and the edges of the bat are well knocked-in.

After you have finished knocking in the bat, we recommend that you play the bat in gently in a net session. Bat in a defensive manner and attempt to hit the ball with the middle of your bat. A soft, old ball should be used in this initial net session.