Kookaburra Prism Pro 4.0 Junior Cricket Bat – English Willow Junior Cricket Bat

• Junior English willow cricket bat for developing hard-ball players
• Pro 4.0 Grade English Willow gives juniors a performance-focused blade
• 15mm shorter blade supports fast hands and quicker reaction speed
• Mid-high profile suits positive stroke play and modern batting
• Full shape balances weight, pick-up and power output
• KPP — Kookaburra Pre Prepared helps reduce preparation time before use
• Pro Shield facing helps protect the playing surface
• Oval extended handle with Flip grip supports control and bat speed
• Tapered square toe and toe guard provide a modern Prism shape with added toe protection
• Blade-length bat cover included for storage and transport

• Junior cricketers
• Youth cricketers
• School cricket players
• Junior club cricketers
• Developing hard-ball players
• Players moving into English willow bats
• Batters wanting fast hands
• Attacking stroke makers
• Training and net sessions
• Match-day junior cricket

• This is a KPP — Kookaburra Pre Prepared cricket bat, meaning it has been factory prepared to reduce preparation time.
• Additional knocking-in and gradual net use with an older ball is still recommended before full match use against a leather cricket ball.
• Use the Pro Shield facing and toe guard to help protect the blade, but still avoid excess moisture.
• Start with gentle throwdowns or controlled net sessions before using against a new hard cricket ball.
• Store the bat in a dry place and use the blade-length bat cover when transporting or storing the bat.

Choosing a cricket bat comes down to four things: size, weight, willow and how it feels in your hands.

• Size: most adults use a Short Handle bat. For juniors, choose by height, and if they're between sizes, go smaller.
• Weight: pick the heaviest bat you can swing comfortably for a whole innings, not the heaviest you can lift.
• Willow: English willow is lighter and livelier for hard-ball cricket. Kashmir willow is tougher and more affordable, great for a first bat.
• Knocking in: a new English willow bat needs knocking in before you face a leather ball, unless it's sold as Play Now or Match Ready.

Read the full cricket bat buying guide

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