Harry Kane has now completed football and cricket.

Old school's cool. Rocked by Greg Blewett in 1996 and back 30 years later in our collection. The Optimum.

Here they are, the inaugural class of the Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame. A class spanning over a century, with record breakers and pioneers, elite level performers and cricketers that represented Gray-Nicolls with distinction on the international. We'd like to thanks these cricketers and their families for their cooperation in making the launch of the Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame such as success.

Brian Lara: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame 2026. One of the all-time greats. A cricketer that transcended the sport. Was there a 90's kid that didn't play Brian Lara Cricket on their console? His impact on the sport was immeasurable and his legacy is unquestionable. For Gray-Nicolls he represents a golden period. Welcome to the Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame, Brian Lara.

Brian Lara: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame The man responsible for one of Gray-Nicolls most iconic years in 1994. First a Test world record score of 375, followed by a first class record of 501*. All with his Scoop 2000 in hand. It was the perfect partnership, and for that reason Brian Lara completes our 2026 Hall of Fame class. With thanks to Sam Lockyer and Iconic Productions UK for their film ‘501 Not Out’. #GrayNicollsHallOfFame

Brian Lara: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame 2026. Our final inductee of this inaugural class is a man who is responsible for one of Gray-Nicolls greatest years in 1994. Armed with his Scoop 2000 bat, Lara hit two world record scores in the space of one golden summer. First 375 in the Test match between West Indies and England, followed months later by 501* for Warwickshire against Durham. Lara went from superstar to icon, and the bat he was holding supercharged the Gray-Nicolls brand. It's a great pleasure to welcome Brian Lara to the Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame.

Robin Smith: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame 2026 He’s a player the evokes such fond memories. The square cut. The Elite. He was The Judge. Today we welcome the late, great Robin Smith to the Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame. A player that would have been at home in today’s game as he was his own era.

We were sent this 2022 footage of Hall of Fame inductee Robin Smith, teaching the son of a very close friend the famous square cut. No kit, just a Gray-Nicolls bat and a pair of sandals. Still absolutely nailing them. Robin is sadly missed by all that knew him, but his legacy lives on.

Robin Smith: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame 2026. The Judge. Nine Test tons. Four ODI hundreds. 61 first class centuries. An illustrious career and a Gray-Nicolls legend.

Robin Smith: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame 2026. The late, great Robin Smith was a player with all the talent in the world, but his legacy is perhaps greater than numbers. It's how he made cricket fans feel. You can't mention Robin without someone mentioning how they felt watching him square cut the ball ferociously for four with his Elite. Gray-Nicolls has been carried by elegant players, patient players, record-breakers and innovators. Smith brought something more visceral. He made the bat look like a weapon.

Goodnight.

Rachael Heyhoe Flint: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame 2026. Baroness Heyhoe Flint was a cricketing pioneer and one of the most influential figures in the sport's history. With her trusty Gray-Nicolls in hand she led England to victory in the inaugural Women's World Cup in 1973, while her legacy lives on in the modern game.

Rachael Heyhoe Flint: Gray-Nicolls Hall of Fame. The leading lady of cricket. So influential on and off the pitch. #GrayNicollsHallOfFame

The clue's in the bat name. Another remarkable Harry Brook adventure.

One of the all time great ODI knocks. Harry Brook has smashed 202 from just 116 balls. An utterly ridiculous innings. Congratulations, Harry.

WHAT ON EARTH HAVE WE JUST WITNESSED HARRY!