Sareen Sports Industries
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| Industry | Sports equipment |
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| Founded | 1969 |
| Founder | N.K. Sareen [1] |
| Headquarters | Meerut, Uttar Pradesh , India |
Area served | Worldwide |
| Products | Cricket clothing and equipment, accessories |
| Website | sstoncricket.com |
Sareen Sports Industries (also called SS) is an Indian [sports equipment] manufacturing company specialised in cricket, with its main factory located in Meerut, Uttar Pradesh.[2] The firm was founded in 1969 by N.K. Sareen and today is one of the world's leading cricket equipment manufacturers.[3][4][5]
Sareen currently produces cricket clothing and equipment such as bats, balls, helmet, batting gloves, protective gear, athletic shoes, bags, t-shirts, polo shirts, trousers, hoodies, jackets.
The company is best known for its SS Sunridges line of bats,[4] initiated in 1976. Sunridges bats have been used by batsmen based in the Indian subcontinent, and more recently in the United Kingdom and Australia. The Sunridges brand became associated with two widely known Test cricket innings: the VVS Laxman's 281 against Australia at Eden Gardens in 2001, and Virender Sehwag's 309 at Multan against Pakistan. These were, at the time, successive record high Test scores by an Indian batsman until Sehwag again broke the record against South Africa. Sareen produce two types of bats one is "SS" range and another one is "TON" range.[6]
Endorsements[]
The following players have had endorsement deals with SS. This is not a comprehensive list.
Players[]
Mohammad Nabi – Retro- Mohammad Shahzad – White
- Javed Ahmadi – SS
- Samiullah Shenwari – Master
- Najibullah Zadran – SS Gladiator
- Dawlat Zadran – Master
- Asghar Stanikzai – SS Gladiator
- Usman Ghani – SS Gladiator
- Rahmat Shah – TON
- Ikram Ali Khil – S
Ben Dunk – Sundriges
Soumya Sarkar – Retro- Imrul Kayes – Master
- Sabbir Rahman – Master
- Anamul Haque – Master
- Rubel Hossain – Master
- Nurul Hasan – Master
- Mohammad Mithun – Master
- Nazmul Hossain Shanto – Master
- Mohammad Naim – Master
- Shadman Islam – Master
- Mushfiqur Rahim – Master
Matt Prior – Retro- Ravi Bopara – Retro
- Moeen Ali – TON, Retro
- Jonny Bairstow – TON, Retro
- Dawid Malan – TON, Retro
Sourav Ganguly[2] – Sourav Ganguly- VVS Laxman – 281
- Virat Kohli- Master
- Devdutt Padikkal- Retro
- Shivam Dube- Retro
- Manoj Prabhakar – Unknown
- Murali Vijay[7] – Master
- Mahendra Singh Dhoni – Classic Vintage 1.0
- Naman Ojha[7] – Master
- Deep Dasgupta – SS
- Ravindra Jadeja – T20, Ravindra Jadeja
- Yusuf Pathan – TON
- Kedar Jadhav – TON
- Dinesh Karthik – SS Gladiator
- Ambati Rayudu – SS Gladiator
- Wriddhiman Saha – Retro
- Washington Sundar – Retro
- Suryakumar Yadav – T20
- Nitish Rana – SS Gladiator
- Vijay Shankar – Master
- Abhinav Mukund – Master
- Mandeep Singh – Master
- Parthiv Patel – Thor
- Manish Pandey – TON
- Deepak Chahar – TON
- Yuvraj Singh – TON
- KL Rahul
- Sanju Samson
- Shubman Gill- Retro
Kevin O'Brien (cricketer)- William Porterfield
- Simi Singh
- Stuart Thompson
- Stuart Poynter
- George Dockrell
Ravindu Shah- Hitesh Modi
Luke Ronchi – TON- Doug Bracewell – Retro
- Jeet Raval – Retro
- Colin de Grandhomme – Retro
- BJ Watling – Retro
- Tim Seifert – Retro
Matt Machan- Matthew Cross
- Richie Berrington
Lance Klusener- Vernon Philander – Retro
- Quinton de Kock
- JP Duminy – Retro
- Colin Ingram – S
- Rassie van der Dussen – SS Gladiator
Aravinda de Silva – Unknown- Chaminda Vaas – Unknown
- Kumar Sangakkara[7] – Master
- Hashan Tillakaratne – Unknown
- Dasun Shanaka – Master 1600/Retro
- Kusal Perera – TON/Retro
- Kusal Mendis – Retro
- Thisara Perera – TON
- Upul Tharanga – TON
- Lahiru Thirimanne – White Edition
- Nuwan Kulasekara – Gladiator
- Angelo Mathews – TON
- Lasith Malinga – Master 2500
- Dilshan Munaweera – TON
- Avishka Fernando – TON
- Niroshan Dickwella – Retro
- Nuwan Pradeep – Master 1600
- Bhanuka Rajapaksha – Gladiator
Kieron Pollard[7] – KP 55 Master- Lendl Simmons – Retro
- Darren Bravo – Master
- Andre Russell – Dre Russ Big Hitter
- Rovman Powell – Master
- Andre Fletcher – Maximus
- Evin Lewis – Retro
- Denesh Ramdin – SS Custom
- Nicholas Pooran – Nicky p 29
- Shai Hope – Master
- Chadwick Walton – Master
- Shimron Hetmyer – S Hetmie 2
- Carlos Brathwaite – Retro
Alistair Campbell (cricketer)- Peter Moor
- Elton Chigumbura
- Chamu Chibhabha
- Malcolm Waller
- Regis Chakabva
- Richmond Mutumbami
- Tinotenda Mutombodzi
Rohan Alexander- Mark Johnson
- Jignesh Desai
References[]
- ^ About us on Sareen Sports website
- ^ a b Sakyasen Mittra. Ganguly bats launched on his birthday. ESPN Cricinfo.
- ^ Top 5 cricket bat manufacturers in the world. Sportskeeda.
- ^ a b Maciej Heyman. Technavio Announces Top Five Vendors in the Global Cricket Equipment Market Until 2020 Business Wire.
- ^ Niyantha Shekar. The Bat Wars. The Cricket Monthly, ESPN Cricinfo / Associated Press.
- ^ bats ranges. [1] SS Bat.
- ^ a b c d Sameen Husain. Bat like Meerut. Times of India.
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