Gunn & Moore
GM Diamond Cricket Bat
GM Diamond Cricket Bat
SKU: 18465X16-2
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BS55 - The Ben Stokes Range
The GM Diamond range has been made in conjunction with England captain Ben Stokes, and has been given a dynamic new look for 2024. The bat was originally designed with Ben in mind and the results have been clear to see! His Man of the Match performance in the 2019 World Cup final was just a warm-up for arguably the greatest Test Match innings ever played at Headingley against Australia in the Ashes just a few weeks later, providing two once-in-a-lifetime innings in one summer. Fast forward to a match winning knock in the 2022 T20 World Cup final victory, another Ashes century to go down in history in the epic 2023 home series, and a record individual score for England in the 50 over format! GM bats are undoubtedly Made by England’s Best, for England’s Best.
For 2024, Ben's own unique tattoo design has been incorporated into the English Willow bat labels, giving them a hugely personal touch and distinctive look to set apart the Diamond. Featuring a shorter-than-traditional blade length at 540mm and boasting a large sweet spot, the Diamond allows for unparalleled ball-striking confidence. The shorter blade length also provides fantastic balance, creating a perfect pick up and feel. The mid swell position, traditional full blade profile and flowing contoured spine combine to show off a smooth and well-rounded bat profile, ideal for dynamic stroke-makers.
The Diamond now features the Hex grip, specifically engineered to offer the most grip available on the market, ensuring perfect grip at all times.
With availability in eight different grades, there’s a Diamond waiting for you, whatever your budget. Made in England from Prime English Willow.
- F4.5 FACE PROFILE
- POWERARC BOW FACE PROFILE
- TRADITIONAL FULL BLADE PROFILE
- FLOWING CONTOURED SPINE
- MID SWELL POSITION FOR ALLROUND STROKEPLAY
- GM NOW! (Not Included On 303 Bats)
- TOETEK
- MADE IN ENGLAND FROM PRIME ENGLISH WILLOW
- HEX GRIP
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3, 2 |