Manufacturing
Finest Handmade Cricket Bats

Making cricket bats is a traditional and highly skilled job that has changed little since the game began. To make the worlds finest quality cricket bats, M&H require the world's best raw materials. The timber we use is Salix Alba Caerulea (Cricket Bat Willow). The willow is renewably harvested across the whole of England and sold through the wood yards of Essex. Only the highest grades of willow are hand selected by our willow merchant J.S.Wright and sons.

The density of the wood and consistency of the grain through the playing area of the bat is of vital importance to the end balance and performance. To learn more about the willow we use, please visit our suppliers website: www.cricketbatwillow.com.

M&H Bat Makers

Rob Chambers		Nick Taylor		Steve Chambers
With 10 years bat-making experience under his belt Rob Chambers is our Master Bat Maker. Having made bats for the likes of Sachin Tendulkar he is more than qualified.		Nick has been in the business since 1999, knows just about everything you’ll ever need to know about cricket gear, Nick not only makes a good blade but being an E.C.B. coach makes him the obvious choice for advice.		After his early retirement as a nuclear physicist, Steve has taken to bat making like a duck to water. The perfectionist in him helps produce some of the finest cricket bats available today.