Cover Drive
Senior ODI Player
- Joined
- Aug 12, 2009
- Runs
- 23,230
You are right bro Bubber Sher does attract alot of people. I remember when one of our club member got Bubber Sher last season and when lever he took it out nearly whole roster of the club came around to check out his bat.Paradox said:Well yeah, and the Bubber Sher is quite the eye candy as well. As soon as I took it out of my kitbag for some nets, quite a few people from my team and the opposing team came to have a look at it. It's a lovely piece of willow.. just one complaint, since the logo etc is all paint, the bat with it's logos will look quite ugly after playing a season or so with it.
Well that shouldn't really matter, since you're buying the bat to play with, not to get others attracted to it's looks
Anyway, my Bubber Sher has got quite a lot of grains (10 or 11, I can't remember right now), so it's quite a great bat for hard hitting, also because of the lovely thick edges. Lots of people said it's good for the limited overs format.. but for 3-4 day games, other bats are better, since hard hitting isn't really required there.
It has around 40 mm of edges which is thickest among Pakistani bats. But the thickness varies with the bat weight (I think). Bubber Sher generally has around 10-11 grains but again sometime it doesn't matter on the grains. Grade A bat generally has around 8+ straight grains. I think Usman Bhai's (usman_ash14) Bubber Sher has around 8 or 9 grains. But as long the grains are pretty straight then the bat is Grade A willow.
As far paint it concerned it depends which type of paint it has. For example, Usman Bhai's Bubber Sher is painted version but he has used it for a season and his pair never came off as I believe it had differnt sort of paint or finishing but I am pretty sure that your Bubber Sher paint would come off as it was purchased from UT Sports (since my friends Bubber Sher was purchased from UT Sports his painted came off after the ball struck it's painted region)
Yeahh this bat is more of ODIs and T20 bat but who cares it can be used for 3-4 days games as well let alone people. It is upto you whether you want to use it or not. But I am pretty sure you won't be playing 3-4 days will you? If you will be and would consider buying a new bat for that format my advise to you would be to buy a cheap bat like CA 2020 or CA Pro 2020 or CA 5000 Plus (you could go for higher ends as t depends on your budget and your perferences)
Atlast I would like to wish you all the best for your upcoming season and wish that you score loads of runs with your Bubber Sher