Here is the list of the best BDM bats reviewed for 2024. View all the info on every bat that made a list to make an informed purchasing decision.Â
BDM Bats is holding its own for 100 years. BDM Cricket dates back to 1925 when the father late Sri B.D. Mahajan began his trade at Sialkot. The father was working with his elder brothers to go into business as Cricket Bat and Hockey Stick manufacturer with ancestral experience.
| Bat Size | Short Handle |
| Color | White |
| Willow Type | English Willow |
| Cover Included | Normally yes |
| Bat Weight | Medium Weight, Heavy Weight, Light Weight |
| Player Type | Intermediate, Advance, Expert |
| Bow Size | Standard |
| Sweet Spot Location | Mid |
| Number of Grains | 4 to 8 grains |
| Handle Type | Semi oval into Round standard length handle |
| Toe Guard | Yes, included with some distributors |
This bat has a modern look and the big “BDM EDGES” is synonymous with the brand. Front foot players will get the most benefit of this awesome grade 1 to grade 2 English willow cricket bat. I feel a lot of weight down the toe of the bat as the bat has a full profile with no concaving and no wood taken out along the spine of the bat. It features a flat clean solid toe with a toe guard.
This bat has a 9-piece cane handle. This means the handle of this specific bat is made out of 9 different pieces of cane. The more pieces of cane in the handle,the stiffer the handle will be and it will last longer and will handle shock of the ball to the blade better. The edges of the bat is to it maximum legal size at 40mm. Big edges are extended from the shoulder of the bat to the toe of the bat. This give this bat an imposing and intimadating profile.
BDM bats -Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats -A Standard BOW: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
BDM bats – A Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats – A Semi-Flat FACE: One of the latest trends in cricket bat faces was born from the need to add some durability to the edges of flat faced bats. When prepared correctly semi-flat faces bring the benefits of slightly bigger edges, a wider sweet spot. A slight curve also allows batsmen to be confident when using the wrists to manipulate the face angle.
BDM bats – A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
BDM bats – Semi- Oval HANDLE TYPE: A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment, slightly strengthens the Top hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats – A square TOE:Â A square toe has been widely used in the modern cricket era. The reason why? It enhances the pick-up of the bat. It enhances the sweet spot of the bat to the toe of the bat. The only concern is that the edges can crack easily, and the bat will need more maintenance.
The BDM Booster Cricket Bat is designed for the new and younger generation of players. These offer outstanding flexibility to the young players to explore their batting talents with ease and perfection. These are made from English Willow and have ideal redistribution of weight and a perfectly balanced pick up.Â
| Bat Size | Â Standard blade and handle length that come in sizes 4,5,6 and SH. |
| Bat Weight | You have 3 options that you can choose off: Heavy Weight, Light Weight, Medium Weight |
| Player Type | Beginner |
| Bow Size | Standard |
| Sweet Spot Location | Mid |
| Cover Included | Yes |
| Willow Type | English Willow |
| Toe Guard | Yes |
| Handle Type | Standard semi-oval into the round handle. |
The BDM Booster English Willow cricket Bat is made of hand selected English Willow. It is packed with Power Arc blade with contoured edges. This bat is designed to give top class performance for all kind of surfaces. Extra meat behind the sweet spot will give you maximum power in strokes BDM Booster is fitted with multi-piece cane handle which gives superb performance (better control and feel).
These bats offer outstanding flexibility to young players that want to enhance their batting talents with ease and perfection. The bats are made from Grade 3 English Willow and have ideal redistribution of weight and a perfectly balanced pickup. Grade 3 to 4 bats are good value-for-money bats for beginner cricket players. There may be a cover on the bat to hide blemishes & knots and also in turn, improving durability. These bats may have slightly irregular grain pattern and are less responsive than higher grade English Willow bats.
This means that the actual weight in hand is lighter than the actual dead weight of the bat. The Bat has Short Handle with a 5-7 piece Sarawak cane handle from Singapore for outstanding feel and control. The edge can range between 38mm to 40mm. The bat is pre knocked for outstanding performance and is made from superior grades of unbleached naturally seasoned English Willow. The Bat is provided normally with a free carry case, free fitted toe guard, pre knocked along with the free anti-scuff sheet.
You can choose from 3 weight options.
Medium Weight: 1190- 1247 grams
Heavy weight: 1275-1304 grams
Extra heavyweight: 1332-1360 grams
BDM is Meerut-UP based Cricket Equipment design and Development Company .
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats -A Standard BOW: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
BDM bats-A Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats -A Semi-Flat FACE: One of the latest trends in cricket bat faces was born from the need to add some durability to the edges of flat faced bats. When prepared correctly semi-flat faces bring the benefits of slightly bigger edges, a wider sweet spot. A slight curve also allows batsman to be confident when using the wrists to manipulate the face angle.
BDM bats- A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
BDM bats- Semi- Oval HANDLE TYPE: A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment, slightly strengthens the Top hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A square TOE:Â A square toe has been widely used in the modern cricket era. The reason why? It enhances the pick-up of the bat. It enhances the sweet spot of the bat to the toe of the bat. The only concern is that the edges can crack easily, and the bat will need more maintenance.
This one-of-a-kind bat is handcrafted from selected grade English Willow and is heavier than the traditional bat.
| Bat Size | Short handle with standard blade and handle length |
| Bat Weight | You have 3 options that you can choose of :Heavy Weight, Light Weight, Medium Weight |
| Player Type | Beginner |
| Bow Size | Standard |
| Sweet Spot Location | Mid |
| Willow Type | English Willow grade 2Â |
| Handle Type | Standard semi-oval into the round handle. |
With this bat, it’s a great way you can practice your bat swing and hit the ball through the line.
The Boom is the perfect bat for home recreational hardball cricket, nets practice and entry-level club cricket. Great for beginners. The Boom will give those just starting to play the game a good feel and performance level.
Its handle is made from Manau cane and is suitable for spring feel flex with unmatched control on the game. It has arched blade with minimum 35 to 40mm thick edges made from 7+ straight grains and very light pick up. It is extensively used by international players for outstanding performance and is rigidly tested for flawlessness.
This bat is designed to give top class performance for all kind of surfaces. Extra meat behind the sweet spot will give you maximum power in strokes from the back and front foot. From an estimated $400 you will be able to purchase a great performance bat at an affordable price.
You can choose from 3 weight options.
Medium Weight: 1190- 1247 grams
Heavy weight: 1275-1304 grams
Extra heavyweight: 1332-1360 grams
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Standard BOW: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
BDM bats- A Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats- A Semi-Flat FACE: One of the latest trends in cricket bat faces was born from the need to add some durability to the edges of flat faced bats. When prepared correctly semi-flat faces bring the benefits of slightly bigger edges, a wider sweet spot. A slight curve also allows batsman to be confident when using the wrists to manipulate the face angle.
BDM bats- A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
BDM bats- Semi- Oval HANDLE TYPE: A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment, slightly strengthens the Top hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A square TOE:Â A square toe has been widely used in the modern cricket era. The reason why? It enhances the pick-up of the bat. It enhances the sweet spot of the bat to the toe of the bat. The only concern is that the edges can crack easily, and the bat will need more maintenance.
This is also a high-end hand-selected level bat in the BDM range. The Grade 1 willow will give you a lot of power with the solid wood behind the sweet spot.
| Bat Size | Short handle with standard blade and handle length |
| Bat Weight | You have 3 options that you can choose of :Heavy Weight, Light Weight, Medium Weight |
| Player Type | Beginner |
| Bow Size | Standard |
| Sweet Spot Location | Mid |
| Willow Type | English Willow |
| Handle Type | Standard semi-oval into the round handle. |
Although the grade of the willow is not as good as the Ton Gold edition, you will still feel the bat’s elegant pickup and rebound.
The willow is naturally air-dried and shaped as per the specifications of the world’s top players. The bat is supported with big massive concave edges that enable high optimum performance. Edge thickness is between 38-40 mm.
The specially designed scale Bat Handle Grip and the combination of the Sarawak Cane Handle will give you an excellent feel. The Weight of the bat can vary between 1200-1255 grams, but the pickup weight I would say is about 1100 grams. The embossed chrome sticker gives the bat a great finish. Made and prepared in India. Available in the Long blade and short handle sizes. The handle feels a bit thin with the triangular grips, I would change it with the ripple grips that are thicker and that will make the pick-up of the bat lighter.
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Standard BOW: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
BDM bats- A Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats-A Semi-Flat FACE: One of the latest trends in cricket bat faces was born from the need to add some durability to the edges of flat faced bats. When prepared correctly semi-flat faces bring the benefits of slightly bigger edges, a wider sweet spot. A slight curve also allows batsman to be confident when using the wrists to manipulate the face angle.
BDM bats- A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
BDM bats- Semi- Oval HANDLE TYPE: A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment, slightly strengthens the Top hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A square TOE:Â A square toe has been widely used in the modern cricket era. The reason why? It enhances the pick-up of the bat. It enhances the sweet spot of the bat to the toe of the bat. The only concern is that the edges can crack easily, and the bat will need more maintenance.
The Titanium Cricket Bat is handcrafted by using an exclusive UK home-grown grade 1+ English Willow cleft that offers outstanding grain structure. It has a shorter handle with a longer blade and larger sweet spot for added power in stroke.Â
| Bat Size | Shorter handle with longer blade |
| Bat Weight | One of the lightest SH bats around and weigh 1049 grams. It still gives you a lot of power of the blade of the bat. |
| Player Type | Intermediate, Expert, Advance |
| Bow Size | Standard |
| Sweet Spot Location | Mid |
| Willow Type | Grade 1 English Willow |
| Handle Type | Standard 12 cane semi-oval into the round handle. |
One of the lightest bats, I felt in a long time. The dead weight is at 1049 grams. The pickup doesn’t feel lighter as the actual dead weight in my hands when I pick up the bat. But the feeling of such a light bat gives me goosebumps.
It has a massive profile and feels like a lot of wood is behind the sweet spot. Big edges of 37mm to 39mm with a spine height of 65mm are incredible for this light bat. This bat will suit younger batsmen that want to transition into a Short Handle bat that is not too heavy. Because it has a grade 1 English willow blade the handle is a Sarwak 12-piece cane handle. The handle is stiffer and will last longer. It still has the 3 rubber inserts in the handle for shock absorption.
The price point for this grade 1 English willow bat is at $37o. A really good price for an excellent bat.
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Standard BOW: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
BDM bats- A Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats- A Semi-Flat FACE: One of the latest trends in cricket bat faces was born from the need to add some durability to the edges of flat faced bats. When prepared correctly semi-flat faces bring the benefits of slightly bigger edges, a wider sweet spot. A slight curve also allows batsman to be confident when using the wrists to manipulate the face angle.
BDM bats- A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
BDM bats- Semi- Oval HANDLE TYPE: A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment, slightly strengthens the Top hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A square TOE:Â A square toe has been widely used in the modern cricket era. The reason why? It enhances the pick-up of the bat. It enhances the sweet spot of the bat to the toe of the bat. The only concern is that the edges can crack easily, and the bat will need more maintenance.
BDM Terminator English Willow grade 1 Cricket Bat. The PRICE:Â Estimated at $ 330. The Terminator is one of the latest bats launched by BDM. It is made from grade 1 English Willow with hand selected cleft technique.
Middle | Approximately 195 mm to 215 mm from the toe |
Edge Thickness | Approximately 39 mm |
Edge Profile | Semi Rounded |
Face Profile | Rounded |
Toe Profile | Round |
Spine Height | Approximately 65 mm |
Scallop | No scallop |
Bow | Large Bow |
Handle | Round |
Grip | Scale grip |
The bat is hand made from grade 1 English Willow with hand selected cleft technique. The Player will get 8 to 12 straight grains in this bat through the toe, spine and the blade. This bat has a sweet spot in the middle of the bat, while it has full back profile, which gives you as a player an enlarged sweet spot for attacking shot-making. The round Handle with a scale grip is made of 12-piece cane and 3 rubber inserts which gives strength, control and grip to players. The player with an attacking game style will appreciate and enjoy this bat the most. This bat has a large bow and it acts as a counterbalance by raising the centre of gravity of the cricket bat. The pickup feels lighter with this type of bow. The one feature it ads is that your hands is more in front of the ball and it assist with control through your cricket shot.
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Large BOW: It allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. The toe is also thick with still a lot of wood remaining in the toe of the bat. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
BDM bats- A High SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats- A rounded FACE: The edges are rounded of and miss hits will also go to the boundary with ease.
BDM bats- A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
BDM bats- Round HANDLE TYPE: This was and is the traditional handle types. Most commonly subcontinent batmakers have alot of rounded handles inserted into the blade of their bats. With a round handle you have ease of movement in your hands to change or move your hands around, especially in sweeps and reverse sweeps.
BDM bats- A semi-square TOE: Â This bat is not fitted with a toe guard. I would suggest to add a toe guard to this bat as it would protect the bat against excessive moisture. The main reason for a Semi square toe is it help minimize damage from tapping at the crease and running between the wickets with your bat, as the toe is slightly offset.
BDM Aero Dynamic grade 1 English Willow Cricket bat is a famous Subcontinent bow-shaped cricket bat. This bat will assist you on low slow pitches where the ball keeps low and spinners will get a lot of turn out of the pitch.Â
Middle | Approximately 150mm to 230 mm from the toe |
Edge Thickness | Approximately 40 mm to 42 mm |
Edge Profile | Curved |
Face Profile | Semi flat |
Toe Profile | Semi flat |
Spine Height | Approximately 62 mm to 64 mm |
Scallop | Approximately 0,5 mm to 1 mm |
Bow | Approximately 10 mm to 12 mm |
Handle | Round |
Grip | Triangular grip |
Unbleached superior grade naturally seasoned Grade 1 English Willow is the order of the day. 8 to 12 nearly straight grains through the blade, spine and toe are authentic and genuine. Pre-knocked in to assist you in using the bat as you buy it. This will assist you can play with a hard new cricket ball without it making marks on the blade.
The handle is made from premium, imported 12 Sarawak cane-inserted pieces to deliver superior power and control with the new Chevtec grip for a superior sense of control. Estimated price at $260. Good value for a professional players bat in my opinion
Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
A Standard BOW: The regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which allows you to get your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive in your hands.
A Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
A Semi-Flat FACE: One of the latest trends in cricket bat faces was born from the need to add some durability to the edges of flat faced bats. When prepared correctly semi-flat faces bring the benefits of slightly bigger edges, a wider sweet spot. A slight curve also allows batsman to be confident when using the wrists to manipulate the face angle.
A Mid SWEET SPOT POSITION: Not too high or too low, the mid sweet spot position is the most popular setup among all cricket bats. This setup gives performance both straight and square of the wicket, while allowing players to be confident with an array of shots. This prime sweet spot position is also famous for what many refer to as a ‘balanced’ pickup.
Round HANDLE TYPE: This was and is the traditional handle types. Most commonly subcontinent batmakers have alot of rounded handles inserted into the blade of their bats. With a round handle you have ease of movement in your hands to change or move your hands around, especially in sweeps and reverse sweeps.
A semi-square TOE:  This bat is not fitted with a toe guard. I would suggest adding a toe guard to this bat as it would protect the bat against excessive moisture. The main reason for a Semi square toe is it helps minimize damage from tapping at the crease and running between the wickets with your bat, as the toe is slightly offset.
The Dynamic power super Cricket Bat is a top-selling bat in the complete BDM dynamic cricket range. The bat is handmade with a Full profile which offers a great balance to the batsman. The Bat comes with a full back profile which is designed to assist destructive players in their shot making. This bat has been used by a lot of famous international cricketers such as Sanath Jayasuriya, Virat Kohli and Dilshan.
Middle | Approximately 215 mm to 235 mm from the toe |
Edge Thickness | Approximately 38 mm to 40 mm |
Edge Profile | Curved |
Face Profile | Semi flat |
Toe Profile | Rounded |
Spine Height | Approximately 60 mm to 62 mm |
Scallop | No scalloping |
Bow | Approximately 10 mm to 14 mm |
Handle | Semi-Oval |
Grip | Triangular to ripple grip |
The full bat profile with limited concaving assists with a lot of willow and meat behind the sweet spot. The Middle sweet spot assists on more bounce and low pitches. You can easily score runs on the front and the back foot with this specific bat. A slight bow that is traditional to subcontinent conditions is prominent in this bat. This is a combination of the traditional and large bow. The focus is more on a mid to lower sweet spot. I will say it is more of a semi-oval handle that goes into more round in the middle and end of the handle. Just make sure. some handles are 9-piece cane handle and others are 12-piece handle with 3 rubber inserts for shock absorption. The rounded edge profile that runs from the toe to the shoulder makes this a bat with power and a huge presence if the bat is in your hands. The bat is well balanced as the bat doesn’t feel bottom heavy in hand. The toe looks slight and thick and fitted normally with a BDM toe guard. BDM bats are pre-knocked in and normally ready to play. I would suggest still hit in the edges and first play in the nets with a softer old ball.
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high quality lightweight willow or has an above average weigh with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Slight BOW: This is a combination of the traditional and large bow which is the most common when making a cricket bat. Indian sub-continental shapes are typically seen with a more pronounced bow enabling the sweet spot to be lower on the blade as well. Ideal to bat with this bat on slow low pitches. This is a regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which gets your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive.
BDM bats- Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats- Mid to more low SWEET SPOT POSITION: A 2-in-one setup that allows favorability to players who like to hit down the ground, but still want the benefits of a mid-sweet spot.
BDM bats- Semi oval HANDLE TYPE: The handle has 3 rubber inserts that assist with shock absorption and comfort. A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment slightly weakens the bottom hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A semi square to square TOE: This bat needs some form of toe preparation via shoe goo, a toe guard or your favorite secret recipe.
BDM Dyna Drive is Hand-crafted from English willow Nurtured in India. The Power arc blade (called this way, because there is a lot of wood behind the sweet spot.) with thick intimidating edges. An Easy light pick-up feels comfortable in my hands.Unique Shock-Absorbs Grip. Perfectly balanced and light pick up. Some called this as Kashmir Willow, because willow is nurtured in India, so decide yourself english willow which is nurtured in India will be English willow or Premium Kashmir Willow.
Middle | Approximately 150mmto 210 mm from the toe |
Edge Thickness | Approximately 37 mm to 39 mm |
Edge Profile | Curved |
Face Profile | Semi-Flat |
Toe Profile | Rounded |
Spine Height | Approximately 62 mm to 65 mm |
Scallop | No Scalloping |
Bow | Approximately 11 mm to 12 mm |
Handle | Round to semi-oval |
Grip | Ripple grip |
The Dyna Drive is made out of Grade 1 English Willow cleft and has a mid-sweet spot. The all-around stroke maker will like this type of sweet spot.
The ball will fly off the bat of front-foot and backfoot shots. The full bat profile is synonymous with BDM and it gives you the feel of a lot of “wood” and “power” in your hands.
A 9-piece handle is used with your higher-grade willow bats and still has 3 rubber inserts for shock absorption. The bat length and handle length are standard in this bat. This is a massive bat with a lot of wood and more of your heavier bats. The weight of the bat can vary from 1,190 to 1,360 grams in weight. If you like a heavier bat with a massive profile this is the bat for you.
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: Little to no wood taken out of the bat. The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high-quality lightweight willow or has an above average weight with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Slight BOW: This is a combination of the traditional and large bow which is the most common when making a cricket bat. Indian sub-continental shapes are typically seen with a more pronounced bow enabling the sweet spot to be lower on the blade as well. Ideal to bat with this bat on slow low pitches. This is a regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which gets your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive.
BDM bats- Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats- Mid to more low SWEET SPOT POSITION: A 2-in-one setup that allows favorability to players who like to hit down the ground, but still want the benefits of a mid-sweet spot.
BDM bats- Semi oval HANDLE TYPE: The handle has 3 rubber inserts that assist with shock absorption and comfort. A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment slightly weakens the bottom hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A semi square to square TOE: This bat needs some form of toe preparation via shoe goo, a toe guard or your favorite secret recipe.
This bat has a great feel, it has the same characteristics as the more expensive bat options. The only difference is that a lower Grade 3 English willow is being used. Available only in Short Handle. You will still have a player profile bat, just with a lower grade that might have marks and butterfly stains on the blade. Grade 3 English willow bats is the most common grade wood that is used in cricket bats and are more affordable.
Middle | Approximately 210mm to 230 mm from the toe |
Edge Thickness | Approximately 36 mm to 38mm |
Edge Profile | More Flat |
Face Profile | Flat |
Toe Profile | Standard(Rounded) |
Spine Height | Approximately 64 mm to 68 mm |
Scallop | Approximately 1mm to 2mm |
Bow | Approximately 10mm to 14 mm |
Handle | Semi-Oval |
Grip | Triangular to ripple |
Made from grade 3 English Willow
Individually tested to ensure high performance Latest Asian bow shaped English willow bat
Unbleached superior grade
Naturally seasoned English willow
Huge 35mm-40 mm
Thick edges with light pick up
Power arc blade unbleached natural finish Round cane
12 piece treble spring cane handle
BDM bats- Full PROFILE SHAPE: Little to no wood taken out of the bat. The full player’s style cricket bat is the most common of bats in cricket bat production. This kind of profile is both the most powerful and most forgiving. Such a design is what you will usually see at the international level. A full profile usually means one of two things. Either the bat is constructed from high-quality lightweight willow or has an above average weight with minimum concaving and scalloping at the back of the bat.
BDM bats- A Slight BOW: This is a combination of the traditional and large bow which is the most common when making a cricket bat. Indian sub-continental shapes are typically seen with a more pronounced bow enabling the sweet spot to be lower on the blade as well. Ideal to bat with this bat on slow low pitches. This is a regular bow found in the majority of modern cricket bats which gets your hands slightly ahead of the ball for ease of stroke play. It also helps the cricket bat feel more aggressive.
BDM bats- Medium SPINE HEIGHT: Often combined with big edges to create a forgiving bat with an extra wide hitting zone which still rewards striking the blade out of the very middle.
BDM bats- Mid to more low SWEET SPOT POSITION: A 2-in-one setup that allows favorability to players who like to hit down the ground, but still want the benefits of a mid-sweet spot.
BDM bats- Semi oval HANDLE TYPE: The handle has 3 rubber inserts that assist with shock absorption and comfort. A happy medium that brings the benefits of both oval & round handles. This shape aids alignment slightly weakens the bottom hand for more controlled stroke play and still allows for creative use of the bottom hand.
BDM bats- A semi square to square TOE: This bat needs some form of toe preparation via shoe goo, a toe guard or your favorite secret recipe.
Virat Kholi played in his first senior international match for India with a BDM bat. As a youngster, he captained the u/19 Indian team in the u/19 world cup and led his team on the batting front with a BDM in his hands. He is still playing currently and is a Cricket Legend that started his career of with BDM. If he batted with BDM. Why can't you?
The little Maestro also had an BDM in his hands. What BDM was it? You are correct. It was the Amazer. Although he played with a number of bats in his career, he had a BDM in his hands as well. His stroke making and temprament made him a unique batsmen.
BDM is the oldest Batting brand in India and one of the oldest in the world. They are more than 100 years old. A lot of Cricket legends had played with BDM cricket bats. BDM don’t sponser as much cricket players as SG and SS. They make really good full-profile bats that give consistent performance. They have lost ground to SG and SS. I think it has only to do with marketing, as they make and manufacture phenominal bats.
Return policy – Warranty and Guarantees
The different Brand suppliers have different return policies. Normally there is no warranty or guarantee on cricket bats. The reason is the nature of the game called Cricket.
Some companies and online suppliers can have their own rules regarding the first week of purchase. The return of the product might be possible if you are not satisfied with the bat or product and the product is still in sellable condition. That will depend on the specific store and supplier.
There can be mishaps with the online shopping experience is great in terms of range, price and delivery.
 I bought an item from your website. But this is not what I want. Can I give it back?
Yes, you can. However, there might be limitations to accepting back-sold goods. The date of delivery and the date of return should not be more than 7 days apart.
 Returned items need to be in an unused state along with all the product tags and labels intact.
Cricket Equipment suppliers will have their own procedures they would follow.
I would suggest making sure that you check the return policy and procedures before you buy a Cricket Item online.
Disclaimer: This article is only my opinion on the specific bat Brand. I can’t be held responsible for the wrong bats purchased
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