Name the tree whose wood is used for making cricket bats:

Willow wood, especially English Willow (Salix alba var. caerulea), is the preferred material for making high-quality cricket bats because it is lightweight, strong, and highly shock-resistant. These properties allow the bat to absorb the impact of a cricket ball while providing excellent power and control. Kashmir Willow, grown mainly in India, is also used to manufacture cricket bats and is a more affordable alternative, although it is generally heavier and less responsive than English Willow. Most professional international cricketers use bats made from English Willow due to its superior performance and durability.