Batting Against Parkinson's T-Shirt — Parkinson’s Awareness Tee

The Batting Against Parkinson's T-Shirt is the official shirt of the 12-hour cricket net marathon of the same name, carrying the event's ribbon wordmark across the chest. It marks a simple idea: a cricket net that never stops, kept alive by a community batting one slot at a time.

Cut from heavyweight, garment-dyed cotton with a relaxed unisex fit and double-needle stitching, it wears like a favourite training shirt from the first over. Available in a range of garment-dyed colourways, sizes S to 3XL. Made to order.

A natural pick for anyone supporting the movement — players taking a batting slot, family cheering from the sideline, or supporters following the live stream. It is also the shirt awarded to the event's leaderboard winners, so batters can earn one at the crease rather than the checkout. Browse more cricket t-shirts from the same range.

What is Batting Against Parkinson's? A 12-hour indoor cricket net marathon held in aid of Parkinson's UK, anchored by the event's founder, who opens the batting for his county disability cricket side. Full details, batting slot registration and the donation page are on the Batting Against Parkinson's event page.

Is this an official event shirt? Yes. This is the official Batting Against Parkinson's T-shirt, designed and sold by Odyssey Camp & Co, the UK cricket apparel brand behind the event.

What does the design mean? The wordmark replaces the A in Parkinson's with an awareness ribbon, with a batter silhouetted in the lettering — the whole event on one chest print.

Original design by Odyssey Camp & Co. Not affiliated with, endorsed by, or connected to any professional player, cricket team or governing body.