Every great innings starts with the perfect setup
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Indian Flag Cricket Batsman Wall Decal
A bold tricolor batsman mural that anchors the whole yellow wall.
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Cricket Stadium Comforter & Pillowcase Set
A stadium-worthy batsman print that carries the whole room’s energy onto the bed.
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Plush Cricket Ball Cuddle Toy
A grinning red ball in a sun hat, always waiting on the bed.
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Cricket Bat & Ball Desk Clock
A little sculptural clock built from a bat, stumps, and ball, right on the desk.
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Kids Cricket Play Set (Bats, Stumps & Bag)
A full starter kit neatly arranged in the corner, ready to actually play with.
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Cricket Bat Pen Holder Desk Organizer
Keeps pens tidy on the desk with a mini bat and stumps standing guard.
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Cricket Legend Photo Wall Clock
A photo-print wall clock that doubles as a tribute to the game’s biggest moments.
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Cricket Legends Framed Wall Art Set (4-Piece)
Four dramatic action-shot panels that turn the navy wall into a gallery.
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Signature Cricket Bat Display Trophy
A mini display bat on the wall shelf, styled like a collector’s trophy piece.
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“CRICKET” Acrylic LED Night Lamp
Crossed bats and a ball glowing warm white on the nightstand every night.
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Cricket Kit Backpack
A proper kit bag with a bat handle sticking out, parked at the foot of the bed.
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Cricket Sports Shoes
Tucked neatly on the open shelf under the nightstand, ready for practice.
Shop on AmazonHow this design comes together
Navy and mustard-yellow set the tone for this room the moment you walk in — bold, confident colors pulled straight from a batting helmet, with a life-size tricolor batsman mural claiming the whole feature wall. The bed carries the stadium energy right down to the pillows, with a real helmet and a grinning plush ball always waiting on top, while a proper play set — bat, stumps, and kit bag — sits ready in the corner on its own patch of turf-green rug.
Every surface plays its part: a desk dressed with a bat-shaped pen holder and a sculptural clock, a gallery of four cricket-legend action panels on the navy wall, and a glowing “CRICKET” lamp standing watch on the nightstand each night. It’s a room built for someone who doesn’t just watch the game — they live it.
Somewhere between the boundary line and the bedtime lamp, this little pitch became home.