Question

Finest cricket bats are made from the wood of the trees called?
a. Seesam
b. Billow
c. Willow
d. None of these

Answer 1

Hint: The cricket bat has a sharp edge that is a wooden square that is commonly level on the hitting face and with an edge on the opposite (back) which packs wood in the centre where the ball is commonly hit.

Complete answer:
Kashmiri willows are known for their best quality bats. A large portion of them is globally known and are utilized by the prominent cricketers around the world. This willow was acquired in India by the British.
The Willows are also known by the names like sallows and osiers. Around 400 types of deciduous trees and bushes, found essentially on clammy soils in cold and mild districts of the Northern Hemisphere. The most of the species of this tree are known as willow, yet some tight leaved bush species are called osier, and some more extensive leaved species are alluded to as ashen. A few willows are low-developing or crawling bushes; for instance, the bantam willow seldom surpasses 6 cm (2.4 in) in tallness, however it spreads generally over the ground.
The bat is generally manufactured using the well-known willow wood, explicitly from an assortment of white willow called cricket bat willow, treated with crude (unboiled) linseed oil, which has a defensive capacity. This assortment of willow is utilized as it is intense and stun safe, not being altogether marked nor fragmenting on the effect of a cricket ball at fast, while additionally being light in weight. The essence of the bat is regularly covered with a defensive film by the client.

Hence, the correct answer is option C.

Note:
Willows all have bountiful watery bark sap, which is vigorously accused of salicylic corrosive, delicate, typically malleable, extreme wood, thin branches, and huge, stringy, frequently stoloniferous roots. The roots are surprising for their durability, size, and industriousness to live, and roots promptly sprout from ethereal pieces of the plant.