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Bought a new bat with a sticker that says “ready to play" and took it out the next day for a match? If yes, then that was the worst thing you could have done to your new bat. This is a rookie mistake; what you should have done is hone the bat by knocking it in. Knocking can be done using a machine or manually through balls or a mallet. Many bats come pre knocked too. When you think about this, a lot of questions must come to your mind, how to knock with the bat? What are the advantages or disadvantages? What tools are required for the process? How will I know my blade is ready to use? If you face these similar questions and answers are currently unavailable, then you are at the right place; This article will ensure that all of your doubts are resolved. Advantages of Knocking Cricket bat machine knocking can be done using a machine made for the same purpose or in the traditional way. It is essential to do knocking before using a bat in tournaments or any kind of matches because, d...