The Evolution Of England (All Rounder Edition) Hooded Sweatshirt

A look through England's history! This exclusive design features a timeline of some of England's most iconic all rounders from over the decades. Starting way, way back in 1880 with W.G. Grace - an amateur cricketer who was integral to the development of the sport we know and love today, who played for a whopping 44 seasons during his career - including a stint with England between 1880 and 1899! Next in 1977 is Ian Botham - a man whose performances for country have become the stuff of legend. He first started in 1977 for England before his final test in 1992, finishing runner-up twice in the Cricket World Cup in that time. In 1998, Andrew "Freddie" Flintoff would take to the field for his country. His most notable achievement was becoming "Man of the Series" in the 2005 Ashes - the series which saw England win the series against Australia for the first time since 1987. Lastly from 2013 there's Ben Stokes - another player who's carved his name in to England Cricket legacy. Not just a World Cup winner in both the main and T20 varieties of the tournaments, but Stokes has delivered some unbelievable performances in test cricket (specifically the Ashes) which will live on forever in the memory of many an English cricket fan! A great addition to the collection of any England fan!

Jack Leach Art Print (England) Hooded Sweatshirt

The man behind the greatest one not out in history? Jack Leach has already carved himself out a legacy with England fans as a cult hero; with his one not out during Ben Stokes' 76 that saw an unlikely test win in the Ashes in 2019 becoming an iconic moment in itself - so much so, at the end of the day he took some of his teammates back out on the field to recreate it! A beloved member of the England cricket team, this is a must-have for any fan!

Ben Stokes Large Face Hooded Sweatshirt

Large face design of World Cup-winning England cricketer Ben Stokes! Stokes first played for Durham in 2009 and first represented England in 2011. His shining year was 2019 however - an incredible 135 Not Out in the 3rd Ashes Test had been preceded with a first ever World Cup victory for the country just to name two massive highlights! As a result, many accolades came his way - including that year's Sports Personality Of The Year Award! Show your love for Ben Stokes with this exclusive design!

Jack Leach Eye Test Chart Hooded Sweatshirt

If you saw how the end of the third Ashes test match ended in 2019, you wouldn't believe your eyes! Australia had already bowled out 9 of England's players, leaving just one left to take to the wickets - Jack Leach, spectacles and all. England still needed 72 runs to win - what followed was an incredible display. Ben Stokes, having already racked up a number of runs himself at this point, would continue to smash them away until England finally won the match, while Jack would only need to score one run himself during this time! Certainly a must-have design if you were left rubbing your eyes watching this game (and Jack Leach's heroics himself, of course)!

Ben Stokes (The Strokes) Logo Hooded Sweatshirt

Ben Stokes is the rock hero we don't deserve, but we have! This design puts a unique spin on American rock band The Strokes' logo, and instead features the Cricket's best of 2019 Ben Stokes - not only winning a World Cup for England's first time, but putting in a hell of a performance with 135 Not Out in the third test of The Ashes that year too! A fantastic look for all Ben Stokes fans!

Ben Stokes Daily News Hooded Sweatshirt

A classic newspaper style look for a brilliant moment for English cricket! Take a read of the headlines as Ben Stokes' incredible 135 Not Out secured the match for England in the third test of the 2019 Ashes - just when it looked like Australia had the match - and the series - all wrapped up! A brilliant design perfect for any England fan - and great to wind up any Aussie mates with!

Jack Leach 1 Not Out (Headingley 2019) Hooded Sweatshirt

The greatest 1 Not Out of all time? England had their back against the wall in the Third Test of the 2019 Ashes - with only one wicket to spare, the pairing of Ben Stokes and Jack Leach had a clear plan - Stokes would take the brunt of the runs, with Jack only taking a few balls. As it turned out, Leach would only need to score 1 run - in itself, being the one that tied the score, leading to Stokes' 4 that won the game for England. Jack would celebrate the moment later on in the evening by reenacting his legendary performance with his England teammates! A classic (and hilarious) moment - a fun must-have for all England fans!

Game Of Stokes Hooded Sweatshirt

You cannot do that, Ben Stokes! Stokes' 2019 has been an absolute stunner - not only catching the most unlikeliest of balls in the early stages of the World Cup (and going on to win the whole thing with England), but in the third test of The Ashes with defeat staring the hosts in the face, Stokes would go on to score 173 not out to complete the most ridiculous comeback, keeping England in the series after tying it up to 1-1. This is Ben Stokes' Game, we're all just living in it - prove it with this design!

England Cricket World Cup Winners 2019 (Ramones Style) Hooded Sweatshirt

Celebrate the team that brought Cricket Home! Not only did England enjoy the Cricket World Cup being on home soil in 2019 - but they went on to win the whole thing, with a nail-biting finish running out New Zealand in the closest - and greatest - game of cricket ever! Led by Eoin Morgan, the team including Jofra Archer, Ben Stokes, Joe Root, Jonny Bairstow, Jos Buttler, Moeen Ali, Mark Wood, Jason Roy, Chris Woakes, James Vince, Liam Dawson, Tom Curran, Liam Plunkett & Adil Rashid will go down in history as the first ever World Cup Winners for England! A must-have for EVERY England fan - It's Come Home!

Ben Stokes Innings - 258 Wagon Wheel Hooded Sweatshirt

Remembering a record-setting innings of 258 by England's Ben Stokes in their test match against South Africa in January 2016. Stokes' innings was the fastest double-century by an England player ever, and the second fastest of all time (with only Nathan Astle of New Zealand doing it quicker, back in 2002). England would go on to beat South Africa in the series, reaching 2-0 before the final test could even be played. A great moment captured with this great design!