'Stumpz' Board Game
Vintage Cricket Board Game - 1930's
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SOLDThis game has now been sold. Please contact us if you would like to be notified when we have another in stock.Price: £49.95 + p&p(Stock no. VG865) |
'Stumpz' is an intriguing cricket board game dating from the 1930's. Designed to recreate test match cricket between England and Australia.
The rules allow for the bowler to decide what type of delivery he wants to bowl, even down to deciding what type of spin to impart, and the batsmen to decide what type of stroke he wants to play.
The results of each are then determined by the cards (there is one pack for the batsman and one for the bowler) but both player's choices will influence the success or failure of their delivery or stroke.
The game we currently have for sale, pictured on this page, dates from the early 1930's and is in superb condition. The game is complete and appears to be unused.
No. of Players:
For 2 or more players. Age: 10+
Condition:
Pitch: Excellent
Playing pieces: Excellent
Cards: Excellent
Box: Very Good
The game is complete and in excellent condition. There is a little fading to the box lid and one or two very small marks to the pitch, but apart from this the whole game is virtually 'as new'.
Contents:
Fold-out pitch
11 Wooden pawns for marking fielding positions
Bowler's card pack
Batsman's card pack
Score board
'Break Indicator' dial
Rules