The life cycle of a professional cricket bat.
The first thing they do in the process of the cricket bat is they chop down a tree a tall English willow.
Then they put about three and a half thousand blades in the dehumidifier then they patiently wait for about 18 to 22 days depending on the moisture level.
They then come out of dehumidifier then they go in the molder to get the shape and show the the grains of the wood then they put that in the grading room they have to put each individual blade then they use the grains to determine which end the handle should be.
It goes to a machine that compresses it then finally handle gets cut into the shape of the handle hole.
After this they finally put on the stickers and it is ready to be shipped off.
