JD Bats
Our full range of cricket bats — from lightweight Rawalakot wood starters through double-pressed coconut wood tape ball bats to Kashmir willow for hard ball cricket. Every model comes in a choice of colour finishes. P...
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Find the Right Bat for Your Game
Every player is different. Pick the style that sounds like you — then browse our bats or let us recommend the perfect fit.
SpeedThe Timer
Ultra-light pickup for maximum bat speed, quick hands and placing the ball into gaps.
Best for: openers, quick scorers, touch players
BalanceThe All-Rounder
A balanced profile that gives you control on defence and enough punch to go big when needed.
Best for: middle order, every-match players
PowerThe Power Hitter
More weight behind every shot and a profile built for clearing the boundary with confidence.
Best for: finishers, big hitters, death overs
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Our full range of cricket bats — from lightweight Rawalakot wood starters through double-pressed coconut wood tape ball bats to Kashmir willow for hard ball cricket. Every model comes in a choice of colour finishes.
Pick the right JD bat in seconds
- Kids and beginners: Dhoom Edition ($49.99). Very light Rawalakot wood, easy to swing.
- Regular tape ball players: Power, Blaster, Warrior, Champion, Pro, TM, JD360, Diamond 17, FMC and KC Special Editions ($54.99 to $79.99).
- Step-up club players: KC, King and Diamond Player Editions ($89.99 to $94.99).
- Hard (leather) ball: JD Hard Bat ($44.99), Kashmir willow. The only hard ball bat in the range.
Playing both formats? Read Tape Ball vs Hard Ball Cricket Bats before you buy.
JD Bats FAQs
Which JD bat can I use with a leather ball?
Only the JD Hard Bat. It is made from Kashmir willow for hard ball cricket. All other JD bats are for tape ball.
Which JD bat is best for kids?
The Dhoom Edition. It is the lightest and most affordable bat in the range, and a real wooden blade rather than a toy.
What is the difference between Rawalakot wood and coconut wood?
Rawalakot wood is very light and affordable, ideal for beginners. Double-pressed coconut wood is denser and gives more power and durability for regular tape ball players.
What makes the Player Editions different?
The Player Editions are the top of the JD range, made for club players upgrading from their first bat. The Diamond Player Edition, for example, uses seasoned coconut wood with a fuller face for more forgiveness on off-centre hits.
Does the JD Hard Bat need knocking-in?
Yes. Knock in the face before first use to get the best performance and a longer life. See our knocking-in guide.