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`I Don't Like Cricket, I Love It` - everything great about cricket on an easy to sell fundraising card.
WHO SCORED AN ASHES CENTURY? Which English or Australian batsman scored an Ashes century? Was it Allan Border or David Gower? Or must it be the legendary Ian Botham?
SIX TO WIN! Which top international batsman hit six off the final ball to win the match? Adam Gilchrist, Virender Sehwag or was it the little master himself, Sachin Tendulkar?
WHO SCORED AN ASHES CENTURY? Which English or Australian batsman scored an Ashes century? Was it Allan Border or David Gower? Or must it be the legendary Ian Botham?
SIX TO WIN! Which top international batsman hit six off the final ball to win the match? Adam Gilchrist, Virender Sehwag or was it the little master himself, Sachin Tendulkar?
Why Are Ultimate Cards Are The Best? Every card is different - while almost all other fundraising cards are printed identically, our Ultimate Cards have millions of permutations and every card in your pack will be different.
SIX TO WIN! Which top international batsman hit six off the final ball to win the match? Adam Gilchrist, Virender Sehwag or was it the little master himself, Sachin Tendulkar?
NEW FOR 2021! Full colour A4 fundraising cards, 100 squares, with 1, 2 or 3 prizes. Can be personalised with stake, prize and `in aid of`. And you can order just 1 card (minimum purchase total applies).
HOWZAT! WHO`S BOWLED OUT? Our cricket card has a choice of Team Names or Player Names.
This simple fundraising pack will raise £5000 for your club, using a stake of £1 and a prize of 50% of the stake money.
This simple fundraising pack will raise £1000 for your club, using a stake of £1 and a prize of 50% of the stake money.
This simple fundraising pack will raise £500 for your club, using a stake of £1 and a prize of 50% of the stake money.
This simple fundraising pack will raise £300 for your club, using a stake of £1 and a prize of 50% of the stake money.
This simple fundraising pack will raise £200 for your club, using a stake of £1 and a prize of 50% of the stake money.
