Device for hitting a ball
OwnerBlair Wylde-Browneinventor
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Abstract
A strung bat for use in playing cricket includes an elongate handle for a user to hold and a blade elongated in the direction of the handle. The blade includes a perimeter defining an internal space that is strung with an array of strings for hitting a ball. The perimeter frame has a leading edge and an opposing trailing edge, and the array of strings lies in a plane that may be substantially aligned with the leading edge of the frame or is closely adjacent to the leading edge of the frame. An apparatus for playing the game using the strung bat is also disclosed.
Claims14
-13. (canceled)
A device for hitting a ball, comprising:
- an elongate handle for a user to hold the device;
- a blade extending from the handle,
- the blade comprising a perimeter frame defining an internal space that is strung with an array of strings for hitting a ball.
A strung bat for use in playing cricket, the bat comprising:
- an elongate handle for a user to hold the device;
- a blade elongated in the direction of the handle extending from the handle,
- the blade comprising a perimeter defining an internal space that is strung with an array of strings for hitting a ball,
- wherein the perimeter frame has a leading edge and an opposing trailing edge, and the array of strings lies in a plane that is substantially aligned with the leading edge of the frame or is closely adjacent to the leading edge of the frame.
An apparatus for playing a game including a device for hitting a ball, comprising:
- an elongate handle for a user to hold the device;
- a blade extending from the handle,
- the blade comprising a perimeter frame defining an internal space that is strung with an array of strings for hitting a ball.
Dependencies are inferred from the claim text.