Duncan Fearnley Botham Attack 5 Star Cricket Bat

The Botham Attack is named for Sir Ian Botham, whose 1981 Ashes summer did more for this brand than any advertising campaign ever could.

Duncan Fearnley opened his workshop in Worcester in 1968 and put three black wickets on the back of the bat — the first maker to use a logo in place of an ink stamp. By the 1980s it was the most recognisable mark in the game.

Duncan Fearnley grade their willow by stars: 5 star is the top grade the workshop selects, with 4 star a tier below. Within a grade, Ultimate, Test, Special and Select denote the build.

Short Handle, the standard senior size.