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We have order the product on first week of April to get my clothing in may it not arrives yet. I beleives its run by one person whole company. No communication and no professionalism. Poor Service.
SM cricket should improve on there delivery times and communication with the customer specially when the order is delayed by 6 weeks.
With no regular updates about the dispatch order it doesn't give me confidence to use the service again
Wow superb brand, they are showing the rest of the industry that you don't need to charge extravagant price for good quality high end products. I have used extremely expensive bats from well established brands that cost over £600 which are pro & player graded! There grade 1 bats (£295) are just just as good if not better than the pro grade bats out there. extremely happy to represent them as a Brand Ambassador.
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