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# MCL Single Signed Bat - Super Rare

> *These bats flaunt the spirit of victory and always prove to be indispensable when the matter of winning is on the line.*

There are a total of 1,680 units of MCL Single Signed Super Rare NFT Bats. 

The power assigned for these bats ranges from 66 to 85.

These bats are signed by the following legendary cricketers:

1. Adam Gilchrist
2. Michael Bevan
3. Clive Lloyd
4. Matthew Hayden
5. Andrew Symonds

Apart from legendary cricketers, the bats are also signed by entities such as:

1. Alien DNA
2. Insignia
3. Mecha

![](/files/iyQ3HoTbeM6PmBUAeP4w)

### **Super Rare Visual Properties**

The visual properties used to create the Super Rare MCL Single Signed Bat NFTs are as follows:

<details>

<summary>Grip</summary>

* Black
* Blue
* Green
* Red

</details>

<details>

<summary>Bat Name</summary>

MCL Signed Bat

</details>

<details>

<summary>Bat Type</summary>

Single

</details>

<details>

<summary>Frame Header</summary>

* BTC
* USD
* Diamond
* DOG
* MAT

</details>

<details>

<summary>Frame Color</summary>

Silver

</details>

<details>

<summary>Bat Power</summary>

66-85

</details>

<details>

<summary>Signature</summary>

* Adam Gilchrist
* Michael Bevan
* Clive Lloyd
* Matthew Hayden
* Andrew Symonds
* Alien DNA
* Insignia
* Mecha

</details>


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