Let us understand what are the basic differences between the two willow cricket bats:

Area of growth: Kashmir willow bats are grown in Indian State Jammu and kashmir along with the Indo-Pak border area. Generally, Kashmir willow (Salix fragilis) grows in wild areas where as English willow is meant specifically for cricket bats and is grown in England or parts of Great Britain
Color: English willows are generally more white in color than Kashmir willow. Kashmir willows tend to be reddish brown in color due to dryer atmosphere
Moisture content: Kashmir willow bats tend to have less moisture than English willow bats as English willow bats are grown near the water beds in England where as Kashmir willow grows in dry atmospheric conditions. It is because of the low moisture content that Kashmir willow bats are more brittle than English willow bats.
Weight: Kashmir willow cricket bats are generally heavier then English willow cricket bats and have an average weight of 1250-1350gms whereas English willow weights from 1150-1300gms
Grains: English willow bats have more clear grains which goes to depth whereas Kashmir willow bats might have many grains but they might not have depth. It is general believe that more grains means better cricket bat which is also more costly.

It is often argued that English willow cricket bats are better than Kashmir willow cricket bats and are used by cricket batsmen’s over the world but there are players like Rahul Dravid, Sachin Tendulkar etc who have used the cricket bat for their game.

It is just the matter of choice of a player to pick between Kashmir willow cricket bat or English willow cricket bat as there are no clear parameters onto which you can clearly justify which cricket bat is better.

La mazza da cricket in salice del Kashmir potrebbe anche dare le stesse prestazioni della mazza da cricket in salice inglese se la mazza è sviluppata dalla società ed è ben equilibrata e oliata.