Prince William accepts T20 cricket shirt for Princess Charlotte

England women’s cricket captain Nat Sciver-Brunt gave Prince William a custom-made red-and-blue T20 cricket shirt for his daughter, Princess Charlotte, on Tuesday, October 13, according to Hello! magazine.

England women’s cricket captain Nat Sciver-Brunt gave Prince William a custom-made red-and-blue T20 cricket shirt for his daughter, Princess Charlotte, on Tuesday, October 13, according to Hello! magazine.

The shirt was not presented directly to Charlotte. Instead, Sciver-Brunt handed it to the Prince of Wales during a conversation with him, the magazine reported.

The exchange took place as William played cricket on The Mall, outside Buckingham Palace, alongside several prominent cricketers.

Those attending included former India captain Sourav Ganguly, former West Indies batter Brian Lara, Sciver-Brunt and England batter Harry Brook.

The official Instagram account of the Prince and Princess of Wales also highlighted the gathering, posting: “A pleasure welcoming cricketers from the UK and India to recognise the important role sport can play in bringing people together and inspiring positive action.”

The post also referred to the upcoming Earthshot Prize event in Mumbai, India. The environmental award initiative aims to support solutions to some of the world’s most pressing environmental challenges.

The draft also refers to a separate London outing in which Charlotte travelled on the Elizabeth Line with her mother, Catherine, Princess of Wales. That detail should be included only if its timing and relevance to the cricket event can be confirmed.