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Choosing a cricket bat is one of the most personal decisions in sport. The wrong bat can hold your game back. The right one feels like an extension of your arm from the first ball.
This guide covers the best cricket bats available in Singapore in 2026, from affordable beginner options to professional grade willow. Every bat listed here is available to buy online through UWSM with worldwide shipping.
English Willow vs Kashmir Willow
Before looking at specific models, you need to understand the two types of willow used in cricket bats.
English Willow comes from the cricket willow tree grown in England. It is lighter, more fibrous and better at transferring energy through the ball on impact. All professional and serious club players use English Willow bats. They are graded from Grade 1 (the best, fewest knots, most even grain) down to Grade 5.
Kashmir Willow is harder, heavier and significantly cheaper. It is a solid choice for beginners, young players and practice nets where bats take heavy wear. Once a player is competing in regular club cricket, upgrading to English Willow makes a noticeable difference in feel and performance.
How to Choose a Cricket Bat
Weight: Most adult players use bats between 2lb 7oz and 2lb 12oz. A bat that is too heavy slows your bat speed and strains your wrists through a long innings. Pick up several bats and shadow a few drives before deciding. The right weight feels effortless.
Size: Adults use Short Handle as standard. Taller players over 6ft 2in sometimes prefer Long Handle. Junior sizes run from Size 1 (ages 4 to 5) through to Harrow (ages 13 to 15). Always check the size guide on each product page to match your height correctly.
Grade: For serious club cricket, aim for Grade 3 or above in English Willow. Grade 1 and Grade 2 bats have fewer knots, more consistent grain lines and a naturally wider sweet spot straight out of the box.
Profile: High middle bats suit aggressive back foot play. A lower middle suits front foot players who drive hard through the line. Some bats offer a pronounced swell for maximum power while others have a flatter profile for better control.
Best Cricket Bats in Singapore 2026
Budget Bats Under SGD 250
GM BRAVA 404 Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 179.99)
Gunn and Moore have manufactured professional grade cricket bats for over 140 years. The GM BRAVA 404 brings that heritage into an accessible price point. Good English Willow construction with a full middle that rewards straight driving. One of the best entry-level English Willow bats in Singapore.
Kookaburra Kahuna 6.3 Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 219.99)
Kookaburra is the official ball supplier to international cricket and one of the most trusted bat manufacturers in the world. The Kahuna 6.3 offers a pronounced middle with a full swell, ideal for front foot players. Solid English Willow construction and the Kahuna name carries genuine prestige. A strong choice at this price.
MRF Legend VK 18 1.0 Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 229.99)
MRF is one of India’s most iconic cricket bat brands, famously associated with Virat Kohli during his peak years. The MRF Legend VK 18 1.0 is a well-balanced bat with a traditional profile suited to both front and back foot play. Good for players who like a clean, classic feel.
Adidas Pellara 5.0 Cricket Bat (SGD 229.99)
Adidas brings modern sporting technology into cricket equipment. The Pellara range is well regarded for its clean blade profile and consistent pick-up weight. A good option for players who prefer a lighter bat with a high middle and clean face grain.
Mid Range SGD 250 to SGD 600
Kookaburra Kahuna Warrior Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 319.99)
A step up in willow grade from the Kahuna 6.3, the Kookaburra Kahuna Warrior has a fuller profile, deeper swell and a noticeably stronger ping off the middle. Kookaburra bats are known for being ready to play with minimal preparation, which suits players in Singapore’s year-round cricket calendar.
DSC Krunch 3.0 Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 399.99)
DSC (Dynamic Sports Company) has rapidly become one of the most popular bat brands among club cricketers across Asia and the United Kingdom. The DSC Krunch 3.0 is a power bat with thick edges and a large sweet spot positioned for the modern aggressive game. If you are an attacking striker of the ball, DSC deserves serious consideration.
GM BRAVA 808 Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 409.99)
Higher grade willow in the GM BRAVA 808 means cleaner grain lines, a more responsive middle and better durability through a long season. GM consistently produces bats that perform above their price bracket.
DSC Split 350 Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 449.99)
The DSC Split range features a distinctive spine design that distributes impact across the blade for a livelier middle through the full face. The Split 350 sits in a strong mid range position and has earned positive reviews from club players across Singapore and Southeast Asia.
Kookaburra Bubble 5 Star Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 509.99)
The Bubble is one of Kookaburra’s most recognisable models. The 5 Star offers premium English Willow at a price still accessible for serious amateurs. The iconic ridged back spine gives a distinct feel at the crease and adds structural strength through the middle.
Premium SGD 600 to SGD 1000
Kookaburra Kahuna Icon Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 629.99)
The Kahuna Icon is a high grade willow bat designed for club and semi-professional players who want performance closest to what professionals use. Outstanding balance, a broad sweet spot and clean face grains that require minimal knocking in.
SS TON Player Edition Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 799.99)
SS Ton is a legendary Indian bat brand with a strong following in Singapore and across South Asia. The Player Edition is handcrafted from top grade English Willow with a pronounced spine and thick edges built for maximum power. An outstanding bat for the price at this willow grade.
Kookaburra RAPID PRO Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 819.99)
The Rapid Pro sits at the top of Kookaburra’s standard performance line. Thick edges, high willow grade and outstanding ping off the middle. For players competing in Singapore’s senior leagues who want top tier English Willow without moving into full player replica pricing.
DSC Split PRO Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 949.99)
The Split PRO is DSC’s flagship non-player bat. Superb willow grade, refined balance and the signature Split spine. If you play at high club or representative level in Singapore, this bat will not let you down.
Professional Grade Player Replicas
DSC Krunch Bull 31 David Warner Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 1199.99)
David Warner trusted DSC throughout his international career. The Krunch Bull 31 is a replica of the bat Warner used at the highest level. Exceptional English Willow, heavy edges and a profile built for explosive batting. One of the best player edition bats available in 2026.
Kookaburra Kahuna Pro Jos Buttler Players Edition Cricket Bat 2024 (SGD 1299.99)
Jos Buttler is one of the most destructive batsmen in modern cricket and his Kookaburra Kahuna Pro reflects that. This is as close as retail cricket gets to international grade willow. For serious cricketers in Singapore who want the very best bat money can buy.
How to Oil a New Cricket Bat
This section is essential reading if you have just purchased a new English Willow bat.
Raw English Willow needs moisture to remain supple and resist cracking under impact. Oiling the wood fibres before first use significantly extends the life of your bat.
What you need: Raw linseed oil. Do not use boiled linseed oil as it dries to a lacquer that seals the wood incorrectly and can damage the blade.
Step by step process:
- Lay the bat face up on a flat surface.
- Apply a thin coat of raw linseed oil to the face, edges and back of the blade using a clean cloth. Do not oil the splice (the V-shaped join between handle and blade). Do not oil any sticker or label area.
- Wipe off any excess immediately. You want a thin absorbed coat, not a pooled one that sits on the surface.
- Leave the bat face down to dry for 24 hours at room temperature. Do not place it in direct sunlight or near a heat source.
- Repeat this process 3 to 5 times before the bat’s first use.
- After each season or approximately every 1500 to 2000 balls, apply one maintenance coat.
Knocking in: After oiling, knock the bat in with a bat mallet or an old used ball for 4 to 6 hours before facing any hard bowling. This compresses the willow fibres at the surface and dramatically reduces the chance of cracking in the first few matches.
Properly prepared bats last significantly longer and handle the impact of fast bowling far better than bats taken straight to the nets unprepared.
Where to Buy Cricket Bats in Singapore
The UWSM cricket equipment shop stocks over 300 cricket bats from every major brand including Kookaburra, GM, DSC, MRF, SG, SS Ton and Adidas. All orders ship worldwide with secure payment. Browse the full cricket bat range to filter by brand and price.
The UWSM SOVEREIGN: Our Own Grade 1 Willow Bat
If you want the absolute best in English Willow craftsmanship, consider the UWSM SOVEREIGN.
The SOVEREIGN is UWSM’s own handcrafted cricket bat, built from Grade 1 English Willow selected and hand-pressed in England. Every bat in the SOVEREIGN line is individually prepared for optimal pick-up, power transfer and long-term durability.
Grade 1 English Willow bats from major international brands typically retail at SGD 1500 or above. The SOVEREIGN brings that same willow quality to cricketers in Singapore at a price that reflects what the bat is, not the marketing budget behind it.
For players who demand the best and want a bat that stands apart from the mainstream brands, the SOVEREIGN is worth your attention.
UWSM Team
Kunal Kant is the Head Coach and founder of UWSM. With over 15 years of coaching experience at domestic and international level, he has developed cricket programs for over 1,000 young players across Singapore since 2016.