What is Pass the Bat On?

Pass the Bat On gives quality cricket bats a second life. We collect donated bats, professionally refurbish them, and get them back into the game — making cricket more affordable, more inclusive, and more sustainable.

Why it matters

A good bat shouldn’t be a barrier. Pass the Bat On tackles three big challenges in cricket: affordability, inclusivity, and sustainability — by extending the life of quality equipment and redirecting value back into communities.

Sustainability you can see

Every refurbished bat is one less bat sitting unused, and one less new bat needed. By repairing, restoring and reusing, Pass the Bat On keeps great kit in circulation and turns “wasted” equipment into opportunity — season after season.

Giving money back to the game

Pass the Bat On isn’t here to make a profit – all profits generated from bats goes back into grassroots cricket through our charity partner, All 2 Play 4.

Partnership with All 2 Play 4

All 2 Play 4 plays a key charity-partner role: they will distribute all charity funds to support accessibility in cricket.

All 2 Play 4 exists to widen access to the transformative power of sport, in memory of grassroots champions Nick Gandon and Simon Prodger — breaking down barriers so more children get a sporting chance.

Here’s how Pass the Bat On allocates funds

Pass the Bat on Refurbished Cricket bats

How to get involved

We’re not only trying to help save the planet by reducing waste, prioritising British bat-making and giving a second life to used cricket-bats, but we’re really proud to be giving the proceeds to charity!

There are three bats to get involved:

  1. Donate a bat for refurbishment – find out all of the details
  2. Purchase a refurbished bat – see our latest bats in stock
  3. Help us spread the word – get in touch with Ben

 

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