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The gallery

A plank, a workshop, and a lot of practice.

Every KiTi starts as a rough board and ends up in somebody's hands. Here is the whole of it — the cutting and shaping, the finished bats, and the players putting them to work.

A young cricketer in a driveway holding a KiTi-Bat with the ball on its string — Keeping it going in a driveway · KiTi-Bat

A young player in club colours batting with a KiTi-Bat at a tournament — Warming up at a tournament · KiTi-Bat

A young player holding a KiTi Junior with the ball on its elastic string — Clean contact, every time · KiTi Junior

Nico demonstrating the KiTi drill in a garden — Nico shows how it is done

A wicketkeeper crouched beside the yellow Catch-It rebound net on a field — Catching drill · Catch-It Trainer

Nico standing with a young cricketer in club colours at a tournament — At a junior tournament

A young cricketer holding an award beside Nico at a club day — Award day at the club

Two young cricketers training with the yellow Catch-It rebound net on a field — Reaction work on the outfield

Two men at a cricket ground, one holding a KiTi-Bat — Handed over at the ground

A rough poplar plank beside the shaped stages of a KiTi-Bat — Plank to finished bat, start to end

Long boards marked with chalk lines on a workshop floor, ready to be cut — Marked up, ready to cut

A pile of freshly cut pale poplar bat blanks — Cut, not yet shaped

A cardboard box filled with cut KiTi-Bat blanks — A box of blanks

A red crate holding stacked KiTi Junior plywood blanks — Junior blanks by the crate

Two pale bat blanks part-way through being shaped — Taking shape

Close-up of the hand-sanded rounded edge of a bat blade — Sanded by hand

A workshop bench stacked with timber and tools — The bench

A long rack of KiTi bats hanging in the workshop while the finish dries — Hanging while the finish dries

Shaped KiTi bats laid out in a fan on the floor — Laid out in a fan

Finished KiTi-Bats wrapped in plastic with their blue balls, packed in a box — Packed and ready to go

A KiTi-Bat and a KiTi Junior side by side, showing the difference in length and width — The two sizes, side by side

A finished KiTi-Bat with the KiTi mark, black rubber grip and blue ball — The KiTi-Bat · 45 cm

A KiTi Junior in its sleeve with the blue rubber ball and elastic string — The KiTi Junior · 30 cm

A KiTi-Bat lying on artificial grass with its blue ball — On the grass

A KiTi-Bat seen edge on, showing how narrow the face is — Only 7 cm to hit with

Catch-It Trainer rebound nets set up on a cricket field with the carry bag and kit — Catch-It Trainer, set up

Yellow powder-coated Catch-It frames stacked in the workshop — Frames waiting to be strung

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