How POPLAR Wood Turned Into Flexible CRICKETING BAT.

[@themusicman-ij7op]

They still have all their fingers………….amazing !

[@ANANDA_sawmil]

sukses sllu bossku👍👍👍

[@Jo-kr2lg]

Les mains passent très très pret de la lame, incroyable qu'ils aient encore leurs 10 doigts!

[@normanedwards7220]

I always thought that cricket bats were made from willow , not poplar

[@sajibrahim2355]

These are not for hard ball ( red ball). These are for street cricket ( tape ball)

[@AbdulHafeez-cq6oo]

good job

[@HSKAYU]

Salam dari Indonesia

[@chipperkeithmgb]

Where the heck to they all go

[@alexlenin3461]

Es increíble el gran talento para tanto desperdició de recursos naturales que pena y el valor padecer mínimo para cada paleta

[@thomasknight1190]

Have they got any job vacancies there

[@Inal123-jg7tj]

Salam jumpa hadir supotr lur❤

[@sachinrv1]

good work. but working without any safety gear is too dangerous.

[@pfrydog]

How much for one made out of a single piece of wood?

[@spxza]

You don't make cricket bats out of a solid piece of wood. The handle is flexible to absorb shock from striking the ball, preventing the shock from travelling to your hands. It would otherwise be extremely painful.

[@gowdsake7103]

Just a teensy problem cricket bats should be made from willow dunno what these are made for but cricket nah

[@sajibrahim2355]

These are not for hard ball ( red ball). These are for street cricket ( tape ball)

[@netfoot]

WTF is a "Cricketing" bat? Is it anything like a "Baseballing" bat?

[@lindsayford8224]

These are crap