L'AVENIR Premium Hanging Practice/Training Ball, Grip Cone & Wood Mallet Cricket Kit

Combo of Hanging Training / Practice ball, Grip Cone & Cricket Knocking Hammer / Mallet is must have accessories for every Cricketer. knock your bat before start playing with your Cricket Bat. L'AVENIR wooden Cricket Hammer / Mallet enables you to have greater control during the knocking in process. Start the knocking in process initially by hitting the mallet against the blade firmly, but not hard, with the pressure being increased after an hour. After 2 hours the mallet can be hit reasonably hard against the blade. Make sure all areas of the blade not covered by stickers are knocked in equally and similarly. Do not use the "hitting" end of the mallet to knock in the edges. Instead, use the handle of the mallet to roll, prepare and harden the edges. A stump or similar rounded edged item can also be used for this purpose. When rolling the edges start at an angle closest to the blade gradually working out to where the angle will become 90 degrees. Repeat this process during the knocking in period, increasing the pressure each time. Do not roll the edges after the extratec has been applied. When the knocking in process has been completed, the blade should be tested to see if it requires more knocking. After knocking your bat in, you should use bat in the nets first, using an old ball, before using it with a new ball in a match.