Local sporting shops anticipate spike in cricket gear sales due to world cup
Sanjeez Rahull, owner of JR Sporting Goods in Floral Park, is stocking up on shirts, bats, batting gloves and other merchandise.
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Jun 5, 2024, 10:20 AM
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Stores that sell cricket equipment hope the boost of world cup excitement will boost their sales too.
Sanjeez Rahull, owner of JR Sporting Goods in Floral Park, is stocking up on shirts, bats, batting gloves and other merchandise.
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