Sep 09, 2012

The Gunn & Moore 2013 range was launched to retailers on Wednesday, but the public will have to wait for photos. Gunn & Moore have asked for no photos to be released until their new 2013 website is live. For those interested though here’s a quick rundown on the bat range. Zona The Zona is [...]

Apr 10, 2012

In November last year, GM’s Managing Director, Peter Wright visited the GM Australia distributor and discussed the possibility of designing a new GM bat made exclusively for the fast and bouncy Australian pitches and weather conditions. Three months later and after extensive consultation between Gunn & Moore, Addlon (their distributor) and many key Australian cricket retailers, Cricket Insight can [...]

Sep 23, 2011

For 2012 Gunn & Moore are launching 4 player ranges of bats. On offer will be: Shane Watson Player Edition Jonathan Trott Player Edition Ross Taylor Player Edition Graeme Smith Player Edition Prices will retail at approximately £500, and the bats are apparently exact replicas of the bats used by the above players. Each bat [...]

Sep 22, 2011

GM have been teasing us for the past couple of weeks with snippets of info and news. But the day has finally come and the full kit is below! Our favourite has to be the 1885 in a traditional shape with William Gunns autograph engraved. The Epic and Halo look like good additions to the [...]

Sep 08, 2011

Here’s a photo of the 2012 GM internal launch. There’s 2 new bats we can see thus far -the Orange coloured ‘Epic’ and a Yellow coloured ‘Halo’. There’s also rumoured to be an ’1885′ bat, which may well be the un-readable dark blue bat. It looks like the Apex has been dropped, possibly along with [...]

Jul 11, 2011

You may have seen the video we posted earlier in the week of the present day Gunn & Moore factory in Nottingham, where all of their English Willow bats are still manufactured. The current GM factory is the most technologically advanced cricket bat factory on the planet, with the capacity to produce any shape of [...]

Jul 06, 2011

Over the coming weeks we’ll be uploading a series of cricket batmaking to the blog. Here’s the first – produced by the BBC in association with Gunn & Moore.