ADIDAS
Adidas was founded in 1924 by adolf dassler and are now the largest sportswear manufacturer in europe. the biggest sport they deal in is football with a whole range of adidas football boots like the adidas predator worn by players such as david beckham, stephen gerrard and michael ballack

AERO CRICKET

ASICS
ASICS has been developing sports shoes and apparel for more than 50 years now. In this time innovation has been the key to our introduction of design philosophies that have revolutionised the world of sports. At our research and development centre in Kobe, Japan, we work in close collaboration with male and female athletes. Through our scientific approach we have managed to create some highly innovative sports product solutions. Technologies such as our core GEL cushioning system and the evolutionary Impact Guidance System (I.G.S.) and Biomorphic have helped to create some of the most comfortable and performance-enhancing shoes and apparel on the market, for athletes and active consumers alike.

AW SPORTS
Our own brand products and services.

AYRTEK

BOOM BOOM

BRADBURY CRICKET

CANTERBURY
Canterbury started in 1904, deep in the Canterbury province of New Zealand, John Lane, Pringle Walker, & Alfred Rudkin started making woolen garments.
Before long, they were making uniforms for the Army during the First World War, & such was their reputation for tough, durable kit, the legendary New Zealand All Blacks rugby team asked them to produce a rugby kit to play in.
The rest as they say, is history:
Canterbury of New Zealand outfitted the New Zealand All Blacks team for over 75 years & is now the largest dedicated rugby brand in the world, partnering the South African, Australian, Irish, Scottish, & Japanese national teams & a host of leading club sides including
European Champions London Wasps

CHASE CRICKET
Chase Cricket intorduces its new 2012/2013 range, the R-Series.

Chase was established in 1997 as a manufacturer of high quality, specialist cricket equipment.

All the cricket bats are handmade on site at the dummer downfarm workshop in Hampshire and the willow used, the finest salix alba caerulea, is sourced locally allowing them to pay close attention to the weight and grain structure of the clefts.

In addition to the full range of cricket bats, chase also offers the full complement of cricket equipment.

GRAY NICOLLS
H.J. Gray and Sons was founded in Cambridge by world rackets champion H.J. Gray in 1855 and soon built a reputation supplying rackets to University players such as Ranjitsinjhi and the future King Edward VII. The company is owned and controlled by the Gray family to this day. L.J. Nicolls started making bats in 1876 in his workshop in Robertsbridge, East Sussex; where the company is still based today; and supplied WG Grace with his record-breaking bat with which he scored his 100th century and made 1000 runs in May 1894.

Gray-Nicolls was formed in the 1940's by the merger of two well known cricket bat manufacturers H.J.Gray and Sons, and L.J. Nicolls. At this time the company also acquired the famous brands of Shaw and Shrewsbury and Wainwrights. England captain Wally Hammond and Australian star Keith Miller used Gray-Nicolls.

The brand went from strength to strength in the 1950's and 60's and at one stage the captains of all 5 test playing countries (Ted Dexter, Richie Benaud, Frank Worrell, John Reid, Trevor Goddard) all used Gray-Nicolls. Major innovations included the revolutionary "Steel Spring" and the first shoulderless "Superlite" bat.

In the 1970's Gray-Nicolls were the first to introduce coloured labels. Top Cricketers using the trend-setting Gray-Nicolls red flash included the Chappell brothers, Clive Lloyd, Tony Greig and Barry Richards. In 1974 the company broke new ground with the introduction of the revolutionary scoop bat. A new Gray-Nicolls factory was opened in Melbourne to supply the growing demand from the Australian and New Zealand markets.

Expansion in the 1980's and 1990's meant Gray-Nicolls had to move to larger premises in Robertsbridge. New innovations included the Dynadrive, Sabre and Millennium bats. Famous names such as David Gower, Robin Smith, David Boon, Javed Miandad, Sunil Gavaskar and Jeff Dujon used Gray-Nicolls and Brian Lara scored the highest ever first class (501) innings with the Scoop 2000.

The new Millennium saw the introduction our unique Carbon & Titanium handles. Successive England Captain's Michael Atherton & Nasser Hussain proudly used Gray-Nicolls throughout their careers. More runs were scored with Gray-Nicolls bats than any other brand in the 2003 World Cup. Andrew Strauss, Matt Hayden, Mohammed Yousaf, Ram Sarwan and Daniel Vettori are all set to represent Gray-Nicolls into the future.

GUNN AND MOORE

HORIZON
With a wealth of hosiery experience behind them, Horizon's owners, Russell J. Brown & Matt Forward established the company in 1999 with a mission plan: to develop a market that recognizes socks as performance wear

Over eight years they have worked with designers, manufacturers, suppliers and distributors to raise the profile of the sock in various performance apparel markets: outdoor, ski and snowboard, sports and leisure...

The Horizon brand is now well known in its field, the name is synonymous with sporting and outdoor socks of the highest quality.

HUNTS COUNTY

KOOKABURRA
Kookaburra's mission is clear to be the worlds leading manufacturer of cricket equipment. Inspiring every player through innovative product design kookaburra understand the importance of performance playing to your strengths and ultimately being the best, thats why there new 2009 range is designed to enhance your style and abililty
for Ponting it was power for Shah it was speed for Sangakkara it was the attacking power and Hussey always cool under pressure wanted feel and control
The Kahuna was developed to enchance style and performance of Ricky Ponting. The Kahuna unleashes and enhances the awsome power that guided Ricky towards his selection of ICC Player of the Year. The Kahuna Range delivers dominating power and protection
The Blade delivers the advantage of speed it's light weight design was developed to aid the razor shape reactions of the quick accumulating player. Blessed by natural speed the Blade gives Owais the edge at the highest level. The light weight design delivers the speed and comfort you demand.
Some players just like to take the game and there is no better way than unleashing the Beast.
The Beast Range was designed to compliment the ferocious power and flamboyance of the modern day cricketer.
The Ice Range brings a classy stylish cricketer to life. Ice delivers effortless control that's fluid in rhytham and perfect on time.
Hussey ( nick named Mr Cricketer) with the gift of his Ice Bat holds an average of 79 in Test cricket. It's no wonder he was the fastest ever player to reach 1000 Test Runs.

MASURI
The Masuri Helmet brand was started by Jon Hardy with the creation of the first stainless steel grill which became immediately popular with Test & First class cricketers.

Australians David Boon, Geoff Marsh & Dean Jones were the 1st to wear the grill in 1987.
Commonly know there after as the ''Atherton Grill''.
It was then Complimented in 1990 by the 1st lightweight ''One Sizes Fits All'' Adjustable Helmet-becoming arguably the most popular amongst 1st class cricketers.
Masuri continue to be development leaders with the introduction of the 1st Titanium Grill & a Fielding Grill- as worn by the ''England's'' short leg fielders & a Wicket keeping Helmet

MILLICHAMP & HALL
Welcome to Millichamp and Hall, producers of the worlds finest handmade cricket bats. Millichamp and Hall specialise in bespoke cricket bats and hand-make every single one of our bats in our workshops at the Somerset County Cricket Ground in Taunton, Somerset.

Millichamp & Hall aim to produce the best performing, most stylish bats available on the market. Each and every cricket bat is made with pride and attention to detail using traditional tools and techniques that have been passed down through generations. Our bat-makers treat every bat as if it were their own.

MONGOOSE CRICKET
Watch this youtube video & see what this bat could do for your game !!!!!!!

http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=ooPjte-KdA0&feature=player_embedded

Former Australian batsman Stuart Law has become the first player to use the new Mongoose blade in a cricket competition.

This latest evolution in cricket bat design has sparked fears that younger players will be turned off bowling.

The Mongoose bat, with a handle as long as the blade, is not even the craziest design the Marylebone Cricket Club - the games lawmakers - have been presented this past year as Twenty20 spawns a new wave of invention, reports an Australian daily.

The MCC has already rejected dozens of submissions, including one bat with holes drilled into the blade for aerodynamic purposes, described by observers as a "Swiss cheese bat". But they passed this one, used for the first time by former Australian batsman Stuart Law during a county Twenty20 match .

The MCC found that it met all requirements under law six of regulations regarding the make-up of a bat, and they are not concerned about the possible ramifications for bowlers.

The Mongoose is tailor-made for the short format. Subtlety is not its strong suit. With a five-centimeter thick base that boasts a sweet spot twice the size of that on a traditional bat, even the pace bowlers saving grace - a yorker - can be dispatched to the ropes.

"The Mongoose has the potential to revolutionise cricket," said Law, who is contracted by the bats manufacturers to spruik its powers.

"Without changing your technique, the bat allows you to hit the ball harder and further. Its power is phenomenal. Its a weapon of mass destruction," Law added.

A company spokesman said there was "every chance" the bat, with a starting price of 159 pounds, could make an appearance at the Twenty20 World Cup as negotiations were under way with other international players.

The ICC has no problems with that prospect because it complies with MCC law, although, looking at its design, some wonder how that could be.

"When Twenty20 came in, people said it would be the death of the spin bowler, and, over time, it has proved that spin bowlers are the most successful. I dont think we need to be worried about fast-tracking laws to help bowlers. Well see how it [influences games] and then obviously consider if laws need to be tailored," MCC spokesman Neil Priscott said.

NEWBERY
We trace our bat-making heritage back to the early 1900's when the Newbery family first made cricket bats in Robertsbridge. John Newbery's father, Len was a bat-maker and partner of Nicolls Bats (later to become Gray Nicolls) who had made bats since the time of W G Grace. Len's skills were handed down to his only son John, who founded John Newbery Ltd in 1981.

John's legendary reputation as a master bat-maker quickly spread throughout the world , as did his innovative designs. This all took place against a background of failing health, which led to his early death in 1989.

His senior craftsman Tim Keeley is today the Managing Director of Newbery, using the same skills to produce cricket bats that John passed on during their years together.

The philosophy remains the same today..... that quality, performance and style comes first

NIKE
When Nike co-founder Bill Bowerman made this observation many years ago, he was defining how he viewed the endless possibilities for human potential in sports. He set the tone and direction for a young company called Nike, and today those same words inspire a new generation of Nike employees.

Our goal is to carry on his legacy of innovative thinking, whether to develop products that help athletes of every level of ability reach their potential, or to create business opportunities that set Nike apart from the competition and provide value for our shareholders.

It started with a handshake between two visionary Oregonians - Bowerman and his University of Oregon runner Phil Knight. They and the people they hired evolved and grew the company that became Nike from a US-based footwear distributor to a global marketer of athletic footwear, apparel and equipment that is unrivaled in the world.

Along the way, Nike has established a strong Brand Portfolio with several wholly-owned subsidiaries including Cole Haan, Converse Inc., Hurley International LLC, NIKE Golf, and Umbro Ltd.

Our world headquarters is located near Beaverton, Oregon, a suburb of Portland. So while the Pacific Northwest is the birthplace to Nike, today we operate in more than 160 countries around the globe. Through our suppliers, shippers, retailers and other service providers, we directly or indirectly employ nearly one million people.

That includes more than 30,000 Nike employees across six continents, each of whom make their own contribution to fulfill our mission statement: to bring inspiration and innovation to every athlete* in the world.

PRO STAR
With over 100 years experience PROSTAR has recognised exactly what teams need from a quality sportswear brand - high quality, value for money and providing exceptional customer service through the retailer network.

They currently supply 1,000's of U.K. and European football clubs from junior teams to professional clubs.

PROSTAR has a history which originates from 1899 when quality garments were developed and produced in Wakefield, West Yorkshire. Since then, over the past 100 years PROSTAR has been associated with supplying sportswear to leading clubs and teams at all levels across the U.K.

PUMA

READERS
Craftmanship & Quality become rarer commodities over time-however you can be assured that the same levels of attention to detail, technical 'know how' & quality materials are employed in the maufacture of Readers cricket Balls as when the company first began manufactureing in 1808.
It is reassuring that players at all levels can rely upon Readers to provide them with a quality product.
It is this ethos which continues to allow Readers to be the leading manufacture & supplier of Cricket Balls in the UK.
Although Readers have expanded their portfolio of Products throughout the years-We ensure that every new product is created with the same skill & passion fot the game that spawned that first ball so long ago.
Readers have the reputation for quality & value for money in all of it's products which are the envy of the industry.
It is reassuring to know that Readers still hold sacred the virtues & honesty upon which the company was founded/
We are sure that you will agree that there are no finer products available anywhere in the market.

REYDON

SLAZENGER

STIGA

SUNWISE

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EYE IN
The Eye-In® cricket practice device has combined the age-old practice technique of the cricket ball in one of Mums' old stockings with the golf ball and stump technique used by crickets greatest ever batsman, Sir Donald Bradman.

Using our innovative clip system which allows the user to easily change between cricket ball and golf ball, combined with the quality Eye-In® training bat, the Eye-In® will help players of all ages and ability to improve their game.

An extra benefit is the fact that the user can take his Eye-In® training bat into the nets for technique practice with somebody throwing cricket balls to him.

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MITRE
Established in England in 1817, Mitre has been around since the dawn of professional sport, and is still present whenever Football, Rugby, Netball or Cricket is being played.

Mitre strives to be the people's sports brand, built on twin foundations of heritage and technical expertise. Our world class products combine the highest technical performance with a sense of history to bring the Mitre brand alive for the current generation and those to follow.

Overall, Mitre values the team. And we realise it takes two teams to make a game. So although we passionately want to win, it's never at all costs. That would be letting the side down, both sides in fact.

It's this quality that gives people the confidence to play.

POWER BALANCE

SORBOTHANE

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UWIN

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