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    Bamboo bats floated as alternative for cricket's willow shortage▼The Hotspot | Stumped for wood, bamboo bats offer cricket a substitute to leather on willow✉newsSportCricket42 min ago

    Cricket may turn to bamboo bats as a substitute for traditional willow, as supplies of suitable wood come under pressure. The proposal, discussed by researchers and the sport's lawmakers, suggests bamboo could be a cheaper and more sustainable option. Debate centres on whether bamboo bats would preserve the character of the game and whether the Marylebone Cricket Club would amend the laws to allow them.

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    Bamboo bats proposed as sustainable alternative for cricket●The Hotspot | Stumped for wood, bamboo bats offer cricket a substitute to leather on willow By Tanya Aldred TraditionalMmastodonSportCricket121 h ago

    The Guardian's cricket podcast The Hotspot, presented by Tanya Aldred, examines whether bamboo could replace traditional willow for bat-making. With rising temperatures putting pressure on the supply of English willow, the game is facing a pressing need to find alternatives, and bamboo is emerging as a serious candidate for the future of cricket equipment.

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    Willow Renton making Quinnipiac tennis history●How Willow Renton is making Quinnipiac tennis history✉newsSportTennis43 min ago

    Willow Renton is making history for the Quinnipiac tennis program, according to the Quinnipiac Chronicle. The student athlete has been delivering standout results that place her among the program's record setters. Details of her specific achievements were not provided in the available coverage, but the recognition points to a notable season for the Bobcats' tennis team.

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    Hardy white willow photographed bending in the wind●A hardy #willow , headbanging in the wind #ThickTrunkTuesday #Weide #Weidenbaum #SilberWeide #whiteWillow #SalixAlba #BaMmastodonEnvironmentWildlife814 h ago

    A photographer in Biederitz, near Magdeburg in Germany, has shared images of a white willow (Salix alba) swaying heavily in the wind beside the Umflutkanal, describing the tree as 'headbanging'. The post joins the Tree Tuesday and Thick Trunk Tuesday nature photography themes, where users share striking pictures of trees each week.