SG Savage Strike English Willow Cricket Bat

• Grade- Grade 2 world’s finest English willow hard pressed & traditionally shaped for superb strokes
• Grains- 6-8 grains
• Handle-Singapore cane handle with special 3 way insertion of cork in between splits for enhanced flexibility and shock absorption
• Handle Shape-Traditional round cane handle for supreme grip and overall bat control
• Toe type- Flat toe
• Weight-1160-1180 gm (2.9-2.10 lbs
• Size-Full size 33.7 inches (85.7 cm)
• Ball Type- Leather
• Comes with a sleek full length bat cover to protect your bat when not in use

Here are the FAQs for the SG Savage Strike English Willow Cricket Bat, formatted exactly as requested for direct copy-pasting.

Who uses the SG Savage Strike cricket bat? The SG Savage Strike is part of the "Savage" series endorsed by Indian all-rounder Hardik Pandya. It is engineered for the modern T20 power game, offering a setup that supports explosive shots and aggressive stroke play.

What grade of willow is used in the SG Savage Strike? This bat is crafted from Premium Grade 2 English Willow. It typically features 6-9 straight grains with a clean face, offering professional-level performance and durability at a high-value price point.

What is the sweet spot position on this bat? The Savage Strike features a mid-to-low sweet spot profile. This distribution is perfect for players who like to clear the boundary with lofted drives, offering exceptional power for front-foot shots.

Is the SG Savage Strike pre-knocked? While the bat is hard-pressed and "tested for usage against leather ball," it is not fully game-ready. We strongly recommend a full manual knocking-in process to compress the fibers and prevent damage before using it in a match.

What is the weight range of the SG Savage Strike? The bat generally weighs between 1160 and 1200 grams (approx. 2lb 9oz to 2lb 11oz). It is designed with a full profile and thick edges but maintains a balanced pickup to allow for fast hands and quick bat speed.

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