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Under the Laws of Cricket, what is the maximum permitted width of a cricket bat?

A3.5 inches
B4 inches
✓4.25 inches
D5 inches

Answer Explanation

Law 5.3.2 sets the maximum width of a cricket bat at 4.25 inches (10.8 cm), a limit that has remained unchanged since the Laws were first codified on bat dimensions in 1774 (originally aimed at overly wide bats).

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