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DSC Intense Assault Cricket Bat For Mens and Boys | Material: English Willow | Lightweight | Free Cover | Ready to play | For Professional Player | Grade 5 adjustable leg guard Premium Quality Leather Ball: The Head Shape Oval Shape

SKU: 29222161922
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USD106.99 USD145.99 Pit lane

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DSC Intense Assault Cricket Bat For Mens and Boys Material: English Willow Lightweight Free Cover Ready to play For Professional Player Grade 5 adjustable leg guard Premium Quality Leather Ball: The Head Shape Oval Shape Premium Quality Leather Ball: The premium quality leather gives the ball an amazing deep red look so desired by professional players and flexible The use of this high quality material reflects its suitability for professional players PREMIUM ENGLISH WILLOW: The DSC Intense Assault Cricket Bat is meticulously crafted from top tier English Willow

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