Harrow Cricket Bats: What We Stock and What They Cost

Harrow is the size most often out of stock everywhere else, because it falls between the junior sizes shops buy deep and the short handles they buy deeper. We currently hold 77 bats with a Harrow option in stock, from £99.99 to £279.99, across eleven brands.

This page is a stock list rather than a sizing guide. If you are working out whether Harrow is the right size in the first place, the measuring bands and pick-up tests answer that question properly. What follows is what is actually on the shelf and what it costs.

Every Harrow Bat Here Is English Willow

This is worth knowing before you start looking at price. Across all 77 in-stock Harrow bats there is not a single Kashmir willow option. The Kashmir ranges stop at the junior sizes.

The practical effect is that Harrow has a floor. The cheapest junior Kashmir bat we hold is £32.99, but the cheapest Harrow is £99.99, and that gap is not a markup, it is a different material. If you were expecting to spend under £80 on this size, the stock does not exist here or, in our experience, anywhere.

One exception worth naming so it does not mislead you. A Kookaburra Shadow Narrow Bat appears in the Harrow listing at £32.99. That is a narrow training bat for middle practice, not a match bat, and it should not be compared against the others on this page.

Harrow Bats Under £150

This is where most of the range sits, with 37 of the 77 bats. A CA Pro 7000 at £99.99 is the cheapest genuine match Harrow we stock, followed by a Kookaburra Ghost 6.4 and a Kookaburra Stealth 6.4 at £104.99, and a DSC Pearla X5 at the same price.

The £110 to £125 band is the busiest part of the whole page. A Gray Nicolls Havoc 1.0 Power at £109.99, a Kookaburra Prism 6.5 Force or Rapid 6.5 Force at £114.99, and Gunn and Moore's Aion 404, Verva 404 and Psyche 404 all at £114.99. A Kookaburra Kahuna 6.3 Select comes in at £124.99.

Push to £129.99 and Chase opens up with the A-10 Select, Vortex Select, F-16 Select and Volante Select, alongside a DSC Blu 6000. At £139.99 you reach Gunn and Moore's Rival 404, Diamond 404 and Galaxy 404, both Adidas Incurza models, a New Balance Burn 600 and a CA Pro 15000.

Harrow Bats £150 to £199

Twenty-three bats sit here, and this is where the player-grade versions of the same ranges appear. Chase runs a full set at £159.99 with the F-16 Player, Vortex Player and Volante Player, and an A-10 Player at £164.99.

A Kookaburra Kahuna Pro 3.1 Icon opens the band at £154.99. A DSC Spliit 4000 is £162.99 and an SG Sunny Tonny £164.99. IXU, a smaller name than the rest, has an Axon at £169.99 and a Nexus at £189.99.

The top of this band is dense. At £194.99 there is a Gunn and Moore Verva 808 and Aion 808, a Gray Nicolls Havoc HB317 550 and Imperia 1.0 550, and Kookaburra's Prism Pro 2.1 Elite and Rapid Pro 2.1 Elite. At £199.99 Chase fields four Elite models and Hunts County a Maximo Mayhem.

Harrow Bats £200 and Above

Only eight Harrow bats cost more than £200, which tells you something about how the size is priced. Manufacturers rarely put their very best clefts into Harrow, because most players in this size will outgrow it within a season or two.

A DSC Blu 3000 at £209.99 starts the band, with an IXU Enigma and a Gray Nicolls Classic Prestige at £219.99. Gunn and Moore has the Diamond 808 and Rival 808 at £229.99. At the top, a Kookaburra Kahuna Pro 1.1 Players and a Gray Nicolls Havoc 1.0 Test share £244.99, a Chase FLC Pro Edition is £254.99, and a Gunn and Moore Rival Original at £279.99 is the most expensive Harrow bat on the shelf.

How Chase and Kookaburra Structure Their Harrow Ranges

The two brands with the deepest Harrow stock organise it in completely different ways, and knowing which is which saves a lot of confusion when you are comparing.

Chase offers the same four bats at three grades. A-10, Vortex, F-16 and Volante each come as a Select at £129.99, a Player at £159.99, and an Elite at £199.99, with an FLC Pro Edition above all of it at £254.99. You choose the profile you like first, then decide how much willow grade to pay for. It is the clearest ladder of any brand on this page.

Kookaburra works the other way round. Kahuna, Rapid, Prism, Glare, Ghost, Stealth, Nickel and Aura are profile families, and the number attached is the grade rather than the tier. A lower first digit means a better bat. So a Rapid 6.5 Force is £114.99, a Rapid 4.1 Hero is £134.99, and a Rapid Pro 2.1 Elite is £194.99, all in the same family. A Kahuna Pro 1.1 Players at £244.99 is the top of the Kookaburra Harrow stock.

Most of This Stock Is Current

Fifty-one of the 77 Harrow bats are 2026 models, with 19 at 2025 and only two at 2024. That is a fresher spread than most sizes on the site carry, which reflects how quickly Harrow turns over rather than any deliberate buying policy.

It also means the usual advice about hunting last season's stock does not help much here. There is very little older Harrow left to discount, so the price you see is broadly the price this size costs.

Harrow by Brand

Brand	Harrow bats in stock
Kookaburra	20
Chase	13
Gunn & Moore	12
Gray-Nicolls	10
DSC	8
Hunts County	3
Adidas	3
IXU	3
CA	2
SG	2
New Balance	1

Kookaburra carries more than a quarter of the Harrow stock on its own, and Chase punches well above its overall size here with 13. At the other end, New Balance offers exactly one Harrow bat, so if you are set on that brand in this size the choice is made for you. DSC sits in the middle with eight.

Stock and prices checked 31 July 2026. Harrow sells through faster than any other size, so availability moves quickly.

Frequently Asked Questions

How much does a Harrow cricket bat cost? Between £99.99 and £279.99 in our current stock. The bulk of the range, 37 of 77 bats, sits under £150.

What is the cheapest Harrow cricket bat? A CA Pro 7000 at £99.99, which is the cheapest genuine match Harrow we hold. Nothing below that price exists in this size in English willow.

Can you get a Kashmir willow Harrow bat? Not from our stock, and it is rare generally. Kashmir ranges stop at the junior sizes, so every Harrow bat here is English willow.

Which brand makes the most Harrow bats? Kookaburra, with 20 of the 77 in stock, ahead of Chase on 13 and Gunn and Moore on 12.

Are Harrow bats a different shape to full size bats? They are shorter and narrower in the blade than a short handle, but the same maximum dimensions in the Laws of Cricket apply to every bat regardless of size, so a Harrow is simply built within them rather than to a separate rule.

Do the junior ranges and Harrow overlap? Yes. Most Harrow bats are listed as junior models with Harrow as a size option rather than as separate products, which is why they also appear across the junior stock by size.