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04/09/2015
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Giving the Aussies a Hell of a Beating: New Designs In Store!

The Ashes 2015 is over, with England winning the Ashes back 3-2. While the overall score looks rather balanced, it’s safe to say the margin of victories have been… well, absolutely dominant. Which got us wondering… especially watching that fourth test which will surely become historic over time, what would the Australian legends have thought of it? Dennis Lillee, Shane Warne, Ricky Ponting and many more… your boys took a hell of a beating! It’s another 2015 Ashes design to give England fans something to smile about – and whether... Read More

10/06/2015
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My Perfect Day: Eat Sleep Cricket Repeat…

OK, perhaps we can’t have that all the time, but imagine if – even just for one day – playing cricket was all we did for a whole day? That’d be sweet. If you’re like us and think that would be the perfect day, then this is for you – My Perfect Day: Play Cricket! A healthy diet is still encouraged, of course – but other than that, this list consists of just one thing: play cricket! Available in a t-shirt, slim fit, hoodie and kids sizes, everyone who loves... Read More

29/05/2015
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More New Designs at PunkCricket Than You Can Shake A Stick At!

You know, I never got that phrase, “shake a stick at.” Did people in the old days shake sticks at things in large groups? – Seth MacFarlane Once again at PunkCricket, we’re offering you even more design choices with two great new looks in this week: Made In Yorkshire Here’s one for the most successful county in English Cricket – because no one really cares about being “made” in Essex or Chelsea, it’s all about Yorkshire! This brilliant barcode design incorporates a bat and wickets which is quite genius if... Read More

22/05/2015
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Score High with These New PunkCricket Designs!

Great news for PunkCricket fans – we’re still bringing masses of new designs in store for you! Look through our website and you’ll come across four new designs from the past week: Just Like Daddy, But Better: Kids size only – because the kids will learn from Dad, then be better at cricket than them – so naturally they’ll be the future star, right? Headingley 1981: Ian Botham 149 Not Out: Honouring the moment England’s Ashes of 1981 completely turned on its head, having been 1-0 down on Australia. Botham’s... Read More