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GM Diamond Cricket Bat - Junior
GM Diamond Cricket Bat - Junior
SKU: 11955X13
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The Ben Stokes Bat. BS55 - The Ben Stokes Range.
‘Crafted for the uncompromising’
Ben Stokes doesn’t compromise – on performance, on leadership, on intensity. Neither does the Diamond. Every grain, every edge, every ounce is precision-crafted for players who demand more from themselves and their gear.
Only the unbreakable wield it. Only one does.
Made in conjunction with England captain Ben Stokes, the 2026 version features a refreshed livery still majoring on the England skipper’s unique tattoo design.
The Diamond features a new Halo grip, as used by Ben Stokes himself ensuring perfect grip at all times.
Creating further history in the summer of 2025, including becoming the first Englishman to complete the 7,000 runs/200 wicket double in Test cricket, joining South Africa’s Jacques Kallis and West Indies’ Sir Garfield Sobers, Stokes will wield the fresh design Down Under during the 2025/26 Ashes series.
Our 2026 range of junior bats pack an extra punch, with a shorter blade length adding increased definition to the size of the swell and a singular shape designed to best suite age group cricket.
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| Bat Grade |
ORIGINAL L.E., ORIGINAL, 808, 606, 404 |
|---|---|
| Size |
Harrow, 6, 5, 4, 3, 2 |