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Half a forest of cricket bats

By Will 4 years ago, mid-August Add your comment below

Great shot of a cricket bat shop in Jaipur, India

Fink-Nottle.

Tags: bats, cricket-bats, cricket-photos, india, jaipur, photo |

One Response to “Half a forest of cricket bats”

safbats wrote:
September 24th, 2008 at 5.31 pm

Bit late to comment on this but I like this one!!!!

http://farm1.static.flickr.com/96/219057557_d28ce7f1d9_m.jpg

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