Geoffrey Boycott Cricketing Legend Unframed Print

This fine art print of Geoffrey Boycott is personally signed by him and the artist and provides a unique portrayal of one of England's most loved and well respected players of all-time.

Each portrait of the print has been personally signed by the artist and Boycott and only 200 copies have been released for worldwide circulation. The high quality print has been produced on high quality art paper and is dispatched direct from the suppliers to our customers in a sturdy postal tube.

If ever a defence appeared to be impenetrable it was that of Yorkshireman Geoff Boycott when his mind was set on staying in. The features of his forward stroke were the distance he thrust forward behind a big left pad, how low his head was as he searched for signs of movement from the ball, and its balance and compactness. Add a sharp-edged thigh-pad protecting the top of his leg and there wasn't a chink of daylight to be seen. If he hadn't made himself unavailable for 30 Tests in his prime - because, it was thought he felt that he, rather than Mike Denness, should have succeeded Ray Illingworth as captain - he would surely have become the first Englishman to make 10,000 Test runs. He returned triumphantly in 1977, scoring a century in his comeback Test and another - his 100th in first-class cricket - in front of his adoring home crowd at Headingley. As opener he saw his first task as scoring heavily enough to protect his teams against defeat, and in Test cricket and the Cou

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