1.0 out of 5 stars Damaged bat/
It had big crack in the bottom, I was waiting for a week to get a damage bat. Going to order again to get a good one. But I feel my time and expectations wasted.
25 August 2024
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Chase Cricket design and manufacture handmade cricket bats in the UK as well as offering bespoke designs and repairs. Our bats are among the best in the world and are all handcrafted at our workshop on Dummer Down Farm in the heart of the Hampshire...
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Water Lane, SK9, Wilmslow, United States
- chasecricket.co.uk
great staff at chase cricket
really nice staff who do everything to get you the kit you need for the season ahead I love the ocasional drive down too dummer higly recomend.
20 June 2022
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