Kookaburra
DIABLO FURY CRICKET BAT
DIABLO FURY CRICKET BAT
SKU: 2A26573C
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Originally envisioned by Damien Martyn in collaboration with Kookaburra’s Master Bat Maker, Diablo Fury is reimagined for 2025/26 to Give ’Em Hell. Built for players who thrive on presence and confidence at the crease, Fury blends bold intent with proven Diablo craftsmanship.
Diablo Fury returns with its signature contoured power-swell profile - a distinctive shape engineered to deliver explosive hitting power and commanding presence at the crease. Crafted from Grade 3.1 unbleached English Willow, Fury is built for players seeking confident performance with exceptional balance and pick-up.
Performance Profile
- Grade 3.1 unbleached English willow.
- Profile: Mid sweet spot (approx. 160mm–200mm from toe)
- Edge Thickness: Approx. 32mm–37mm
- Edge Profile: Round
- Face Profile: Rounded (2mm)
- Toe Profile: Standard
- Spine Height: Approx. 61mm–65mm
- Scallop: Approx. 1mm–2mm
- Bow: Approx. 10mm–12mm
- Handle: Oval
- Chevron Grip
- Weight: 2lb 8oz – 2lb 10oz (1135g–1200g)
A modern classic with unmistakable attitude, Diablo is built to make a statement before the first ball is faced.
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