Your Cricket Pre knocked in bats

[Chimp132]

no, its a woodworm torch, the cracks are very little and thin about 2.5cms and one is 1cm just a rough guess. I ll leave it then, and if it gets very bad i ll get it repaired

 

[Hooper]

I got a crack in the toe of my Woodworm and sent it back and got a refund...I dont trust Woodworms anymore

 

[Chimp132]

how did you get a woodworm, i didnt know they sold them out in australia, i got a anti scuff sheet put on my bat and tape up the edges, its fine now

 

[Hooper]

I got it from Rebel Sports they have: The Wand, The Torch and The Flame.

I got the Wand...And I regret it, Im sticking to Aussie bats again... I got a Michael Clarke V23 and Im knocking it in now.

 

[rockinaway]

I have heard you should never believe that. My friend believed it and in net practice his bad nearly split in two, a huge chunk came out of top. Personally I would knock it in to be on the safe side.

 

[Hooper]

Yeah always knock in your bat - NO MATTER WHAT A STICKER ON THE BACK SAYS!

 

[etho11]

The pre-knocked in means that it has been pressed. You still need to knock your bat in for at least 6 hours.

 

[Hooper]

Thats what I meant lol

 

[etho11]

Thats what I meant lol

"Bat" Man just had to confirm lol.

 

[offdriven4]

i just brought a woodworm torch, and under the main logo its got a pre knocked in sticker, does it mean its ready to use straight away

Not quite,but you'd get away with using it straight away

 

[Hooper]

I wouldnt my Woodworm Wand broke and I even knocked it in for an hour (just for safety).

 

[Cricketman]

how much is 150 rupees in pounds about??

its about $4US

 

[offdriven4]

The odd thing is i've had my woodworm almost a year now,used it in every game and net session since and its held up remarkably well,no cracks,seam marks,nothing

 

[Hooper]

Must have been a 1-in-a-million Woodworm bat

 

[sd92]

Woodworms are very bad for stuff like this...a few have broken down at my club, so i choose to stay away from them. I always have GM and always knock them in just to be safe.