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Castore England Training 1/4 Zip Top
Layer up like Ben Stokes, Heather Knight, and your favourite England Cricket stars with the Castore England Training 1/4 Zip Top in Black, part of the official England Cricket training collection.
Don’t let the cold stop you from sharpening your skills, with this official training 1/4 zip. Raglan sleeve stitching allows for a free range of movement during practice sessions, while a funnel neckline and chin guard trap heat for a cosy feel. The iridescent nights colour scheme features high-contrast purple highlights for a vivid look and the screen-printed graphic at the front of the jersey is inspired by the future as cricket looks to the next generation.Layer up like Ben Stokes, Heather Knight, and your favourite England Cricket stars with the Castore England Training 1/4 Zip Top in Black, part of the official England Cricket training collection.
Don’t let the cold stop you from sharpening your skills, with this official training 1/4 zip. Raglan sleeve stitching allows for a free range of movement during practice sessions, while a funnel neckline and chin guard trap heat for a cosy feel. The iridescent nights colour scheme features high-contrast purple highlights for a vivid look and the screen-printed graphic at the front of the jersey is inspired by the future as cricket looks to the next generation.Select Size
From $75.07
Castore England Training 1/4 Zip Top—
$75.07
Description
Layer up like Ben Stokes, Heather Knight, and your favourite England Cricket stars with the Castore England Training 1/4 Zip Top in Black, part of the official England Cricket training collection.
Don’t let the cold stop you from sharpening your skills, with this official training 1/4 zip. Raglan sleeve stitching allows for a free range of movement during practice sessions, while a funnel neckline and chin guard trap heat for a cosy feel. The iridescent nights colour scheme features high-contrast purple highlights for a vivid look and the screen-printed graphic at the front of the jersey is inspired by the future as cricket looks to the next generation.
