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Old 02-16-2007, 02:43 AM
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A cricket ball is harder than a cricket bat. Willow, the wood used for cricket bats, is quite a soft and fibrous wood, whilst cricket balls are 156 grams of leather.

An easy way to tell that the ball is harder is the indentations and cracking that a cricket ball causes to a cricket bat. These are natural side effects of cricket. As a number of manufacturers will say light surface cracking is natural, however larger cracks and breks are the sign of a bad bat or bad bat maintenance.

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