Double-sided bats set to make debut in T20

After a lot of debate and discussion, both sides of a standard cricket bat will be used in action for the first time as an experiment in Australian domestic T20 match.

After a lot of debate and discussion, both sides of a standard cricket bat will be used in action for the first time as an experiment in Australian domestic T20 match. David Warner, the New South Wales batsman who has signed up for the IPL, will use the bat against South Australia today. The double-sided bat will provide the batsmen the option of using the back of their blade.u00a0

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