No. They are bats for the game cricket. Not living breathing bats.
No, but CA does similar to mongoose in Kashmir willow
Kashmir bats are made from Kashmir willows while international bats are made from English or genuine willow 1)In Kashmir willow bats the strokes of the bats are not pre-made as you have to do its stroking 2)In genuine and English willow bats have pre-made strokes which make the bat ready to play immediatly after you have bought it
yes
Cricket bats and balls are handmade ,on a large scale , in the state of Jammu & Kashmir in India
It's not bad, but if you play serious cricket such as county or international or your quite a developed cricketer, you should definitely get English Willow. It's MUCH better. Kashmir Willow is generally made for developing cricketers and can break quite easily.
yes of course, however it may not hit as well as an English willow bat
All bats are made of willow. Most senior bats are made of English williow while some junior and very low standard senior bats are made of kashmir willow
Most bats are made of English willow, a very soft, fibrous wood. Lower end bats are often made from Kashmir willow wood. K-willow is cheap and tends to crack easily and is not the prefered wood to make bats.
It is impossible to say what is the best kashmir willow cricket bat, as it depends on what type of batsman you are. If you are a stroke playing batsmen you will probably like a different bat too a defencive batsmen.
yes you should if you are using a real ball
It depends if they have a pre-prepared label or not. Personally, I like to knock them in and oil them rather than put a cover on, because you get a much cleaner hit and it is more satisfying
cricket bats are made from willow