5 Results: New & Used in cricket in Ipswich Region, QLD

Brand New, bought for the state of origin but forgot to take it with me to the game. Can listen from home or live for any sports, State of Origin Maroons and & Blues, National Rugby League, Broncos, Cricket, rugby union etc. Paid $100, selling cheap for $75!

For sale one New Balance WC1500 players grade English willow short handle cricket bat. 2.8 weight Great ping Great balance Brand new ( needs to be knocked in) Located in Crestmead

For sale one SS Ton English willow short handle cricket bat. 2.10 weight Great ping Great grains Great balance Knocked in ready to play Located at Crestmead

For sale one SS Ton English willow short handle cricket bat. 2.9 weight Great ping Great grains Great balance Knocked in ready to play Located at Crestmead

For sale one cricket bat cover. A couple of brand name covers and some plain bat covers. $15 each Located at Crestmead

Great cricket bat, selling due to upgrade, Willow is Grade 1 and has a wide middle and smooth pickup price is slightly negotiable at $300

No Gumtree Messages. Size L. Arrange a courier if you want postage. Pick up at Kingston & click my name in ad to see other items.

Used cricket kit with kookaburra bag, Gray Nicholls junior pads and gloves. Also includes junior wicket keeper pads.

This “Time to Declare” by Mark Taylor book is the leather-bound Collector’s Edition published by Macmillan, Australia in 1999 and comes in a strong cardboard slipcase. It is number 2518 of 10,334 copies and is hand-signed by Mark Taylor. It is brand new. It has never been read and was only opened to take the photos. There are no personalised inscriptions and the book has been carefully stored. It is in immaculate condition and would make the perfect gift for the cricket fan. The book is 456 pag

This very rare tie was made for the 1988 Bicentennial Aboriginal Cricket Team Tour to England. Up until then, no one of indigenous heritage had donned the baggy green. To this end, the then Prime Minister Bob Hawke, in partnership with the ACB, announced that an Australian Aboriginal cricket team would tour England through May and June that year, where they played 16 games in about as many days. Photo 7, taken from the internet, shows the team with Bob Hawke in 1988 after playing the Prime Mini