2002-05 England Cricket Player Issue Training Sweatshirt

Very rare ENGLAND training Player Issue sweat top from 2002/2005 seasons worn during 2003 World Cup and famous series triumphs when England defeated Sri Lanka, Zimbabwe, Bangladesh, West Indies, New Zealand and reached 2004 ICC Champions Trophy Final. Kit was used for the last time during 2004-05 tour to South Africa when England won the five-Test series 2–1, achieving first series win in South Africa for 40 years, when MJK Smith's side were victorious in 1964–65. Design was inspired by Admiral jerseys from late 1970s which became known as one of the worst (or iconic) kits in football history and are still fondly remembered.

Shirt has all replica differences. Fully embroidered crest, Admiral and 'Vodafone' sponsor logos. Additional felt material 'England' motif and transfer material sponsor logo on upper back. Kit worn by the squad and staff. Design not commercially available to this specification.

Original over 20 years old sweatshirt, not another retro!

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