Agnew & Blofeld & Arnott & Johnston (Cricket Commentators) Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

Jonathan Agnew, Henry Blofeld, John Arlott & Brian Johnston - four of the best to ever take the mic! This brilliant Smiths-influenced design brings these four commentators of cricket together, and brings back brilliant memories of classic lines - including Agnew's hilarious "leg over", once voted the best sporting commentary moment ever on a BBC poll! These legends of Test Match Specials all feature in this exclusive design, and is a must-have for all cricket fans!

The Umpire's Decision Is Final Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

When the finger goes up, you’re walking… don’t question it! No one overrules authority in Cricket (unless you’ve got a spare DRS to hand…), so whatever the umpire says, goes! Funny design, and perfect for any umpires who want to stamp their authority!

Umpire "Out" Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

Time to get dismissing - and there's no better way than lifting that finger! Call them "Out" with this fun design, available now!

Richie Benaud "Marvellous Effort That!" Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

One of cricket's finest voices, with one of cricket's finest catchphrases! A great tribute to the late Richie Benaud, whose commentary was a joy to listen to for everyone. He definitely knew what he liked... exclaiming "marvellous effort that!" at the greatest feats in cricket. Get yours today!

Keep Calm And Keep Umpiring Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

When in doubt... Keep Calm And Keep Umpiring! A great fun design to show your love for cricket - and keeping everyone on the field in check. After all, what the umpire says, goes!

Keep Calm And Keep Scoring Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

When in doubt... Keep Calm And Keep Scoring! A great fun design to show your love for cricket - but remember to keep count on those runs!

Richie Benaud "Morning Everyone" Kids Hooded Sweatshirt

The late Richie Benaud's warm opening "Morning Everyone" was just one of the Aussie's great one-liners - but one which resonated with cricket fans everywhere purely as, during his time as a commentator, test cricket was on free-to-air TV so he made it feel as if everyone was watching. Benaud decided to retire from commentary after Channel 4 lost the rights to test cricket to Sky, such was his belief that the sport needed to be on free-to-air TV that he wouldn't continue his career when the change happened. A lovely design, available in black and green, for a legendary player-turned-commentator who captured the hearts of all.