Laws of cricket changed to allow previously ‘illegal’ batsThursday 5 Feb 2026
While “laminated” or “Type D” bats have previously been allowed in junior cricket, regulations have insisted that bats used in open-age recreational cricket must be made from a single piece of willow. However amid a shortage of English willow and a surge in prices driven by increased demand, the MCC has moved to change its laws from 1 October 2026 to allow bats made from up to three wooden pieces to be used in open-age cricket. Bat manufacturers will also be allowed to use woods other than willow behind the face of the bat as part of the law change. More >> Source: Independent UK | ||
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