Definitions
- Referring to a sports equipment used in games such as tennis, badminton, and squash. - Talking about a loud noise or disturbance caused by shouting, music, or other sources. - Describing a fraudulent or illegal scheme to make money.
- Referring to a sports equipment used in games such as baseball, cricket, and table tennis. - Talking about a nocturnal flying mammal with wings and fur. - Describing a quick and sudden movement, often with the hand or an object.
List of Similarities
- 1Both are sports equipment used in various games.
- 2Both can be used to hit a ball or shuttlecock.
- 3Both require hand-eye coordination and skill to use effectively.
- 4Both have different variations for different games, such as table tennis and cricket.
What is the difference?
- 1Shape: Rackets have a flat, oval-shaped head with strings while bats have a thicker, wider body with a tapered end.
- 2Usage: Rackets are used in games that involve hitting a ball back and forth over a net while bats are used in games that involve hitting a ball thrown by an opponent.
- 3Material: Rackets are often made of lightweight materials such as graphite or aluminum while bats are typically made of wood or metal.
- 4Size: Rackets are generally smaller and lighter than bats.
- 5Animals: Bats are also a type of animal while rackets are not associated with any particular animal.
Remember this!
Racket and bat are both sports equipment used in various games. However, the difference between racket and bat is their shape, usage, material, size, and association with animals. A racket has a flat, oval-shaped head with strings and is used in games that involve hitting a ball back and forth over a net. Whereas, a bat has a thicker, wider body with a tapered end and is used in games that involve hitting a ball thrown by an opponent.
