Bat's the way to do it! Little Charlie Allison has become the youngest ever player to land a cricketing sponsorship deal – aged just six.
The mini-player showed he could teach the woeful England side a thing or two in this jaw-dropping YouTube clip.
So far, his skills have been viewed by more than 8,000 admiring followers.
The Essex-born batsman's array of skills include a picture-perfect forward drive and a stylish hook shot that defies his young age.
And Charlie has impressed talent spotters so much that Essex County Cricket Club are already looking at him. T
his week bat maker PiriPiri Cricket signed him up to promote their products.
Little Charlie got cricket equipment in exchange for showing off his talents in a video posted on the firm's website.
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Charlie at six,What a future prospect for england, could show some england men cricketers how to hit a ball .
January 18 2012 at 9:45 AM Report abuse Permalink rate up rate down ReplyWould you like to back that up with any evidence from the ICB rankings for England batsmen or is it the usual uninformed comment based on no evidence except ignorant opinionated posturing?
January 18 2012 at 10:19 AM Report abuse Permalink +1 rate up rate down ReplyWould it be too much to ask for AOL to have journalists writing stories who have some smattering of knowledge of the subjects on which they pontificate?
I quote " the woeful England side " and I would ask Mr Kendrick to which England cricket side he alludes?
The Men are number 1 in the world - having retained the Ashes in Australia and recorded series victories against every test playing nation in recent years.
The Women are reigning world champions in limited overs cricket and , despite losing the Ashes to Australia in a one-off test last January have been victorious over the three top opposition test teams in both Twenty20 and 50 over quadrangular series this year.
How he comes up with the adjective "woeful" is a mystery to me and demonstrates a depth of ignorance of the sport which is, in the true meaning of the word, lamentable.
Like a bat out of hell!
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