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| foundation = 1885
| location = Colwick, Nottinghamshire, England
| area_served = Australia, South Africa, New Zealand, United Kingdom, Bangladesh, India
| products = Sporting Equipment
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| homepage = www.gm-cricket.com
}}Gunn & Moore, commonly shortened to GM, is a sports equipment and apparel company founded in 1885 based in Colwick, Nottinghamshire, England that specialises in cricket. It became part of the UNICORN GROUP in 1968.[1]OverviewGunn & Moore was founded in 1885 by English Test batsman William Gunn and local businessman Thomas James Moore,[2] and is most recognised for manufacturing cricket bats. The company was originally based at 49 Carrington Street in Nottingham.[3] The company also manufactures clothing and a full range of other cricket equipment. Many professional cricketers use its bats and have had endorsement deals with the company, including Quinton de Kock (South Africa), Shane Watson (Australia), England's former star spinner Graeme Swann, as well as former international captains Graeme Smith (South Africa), South Africa's high-profile test opener, Steve Waugh (Australia), Stephen Fleming (New Zealand), Michael Vaughan (England) and Anil Kumble (India). All Gunn & Moore DXM bats are manufactured in England, distinguishing the company from others which manufacture a large percentage of their bats outside of Great Britain. Gunn and Moore use the most modern CAD / CAM machinery to manufacture bats at their factory in Nottingham, England. BatsThe range of bats {{As of|2015|lc=y}} was: - Six6 F4.5 DXM
- Purist F2 DXM
- Icon DXM (Also in F2 + F4.5)
- Argon DXM (Also in F2)
- Octane F2 DXM
- Zona F2 DXM
- GMax DXM
- Aura DXM
- Sigma DXM
- Mogul F4.5 DXM
- Maestro DXM
- Halo DXM
- Apex DXM
- Epic DXM
- Luna DXM
- Max-E DXM
- Hero DXM
- Paragon DXM
- Mana DXM
- Maxi DXM
SponsorshipsThe following international players have current endorsement deals with Gunn & Moore.[4] {{col-start}}{{col-3}}Sri Lanka- {{flagicon|SRI}}Prasanna Jayawardene – Mogul
Pakistan- {{flagicon|PAK}}Sami Aslam – Aura
South Africa- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Neil McKenzie – Octane
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Robin Peterson – Icon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Graeme Smith – Six6
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Quinton de Kock – Paragon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Vernon Philander – Mogul
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Kyle Abbott (cricketer) – Aura
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Dwaine Pretorius – Icon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Junior Dala – Six6
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Aiden Markram – Luna
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Gulam Bodi – Argon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Richard Levi – Mogul
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Werner Coetsee – Icon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Stephen Cook (cricketer) – Mana
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Dane Vilas – Mana
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Justin Ontong – Icon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Farhaan Behardien – Six6
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Gihahn Cloete – Octane
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Darryn Smit – Icon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Jean Symes – Mana
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Johan Van Der Wath – Icon
- {{flagicon|ZAF}}Rory Kleinveldt – Mogul
England- {{flagicon|England}}Michael Lumb – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Jake Ball – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Dawid Malan – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Samit Patel – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Ben Stokes – Diamond
- {{flagicon|England}}James Vince – Mogul
- {{flagicon|England}}Matthew Fisher (cricketer) – Octane
- {{flagicon|England}}Daniel Bell-Drummond – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Sarah Taylor – Mogul
- {{flagicon|England}}Andrew Gale – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Adam Lyth – Octane
- {{flagicon|England}}Kate Cross – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Alex Lees (cricketer) – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Ben Duckett – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Jenny Gunn – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Zafar Ansari – Icon
- {{flagicon|England}}Lewis Gregory – Mogul
- {{flagicon|England}}Chris Read – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Tom Fell – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Kishen Velani – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Amy Jones – Mogul
- {{flagicon|England}}Jimmy Adams – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Chris Dent – Octane
- {{flagicon|England}}Alex Davies – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Donald Aneurin – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Matthew Boyce – Icon
- {{flagicon|England}}Karl Brown – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Nathan Buck – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Rory Burns – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Jordan Clark – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Ian Cockbain (cricketer, born 1987) – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Ryan Davies – Octane
- {{flagicon|England}}Tom Fell – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Luke Fletcher – Icon
- {{flagicon|England}}Alex Gidman – Octane
- {{flagicon|England}}Dominic Bess - anal
- {{flagicon|England}}Ateeq Javid – Icon
- {{flagicon|England}}Wayne Madsen – Octane
- {{flagicon|England}}Lewis McManus – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Stephen Parry – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Ravi Patel – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Luis Reece – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Michael Richardson – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Adam Riley – Icon
- {{flagicon|England}}Andrew Salter – Sigma
- {{flagicon|England}}Ben Slater – Icon
- {{flagicon|England}}Cameron Steel – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Jonny Tattersall – Six6
- {{flagicon|England}}Bard Taylor – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Freddie van den Bergh – Argon
- {{flagicon|England}}Kishen Velani – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Max Waller – Aura
- {{flagicon|England}}Graham Clark – Icon
Scotland- {{flagicon|Scotland}}Jean Symes – Flare
- {{flagicon|Scotland}}Gordon Goudie – Six6
Netherlands- {{flagicon|Netherlands}}Ryan ten Doeschate – Icon
Australia- {{flagicon|AUS}}James Hopes – Mogul
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Dominic Thornely – Flare
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Chris Matthews (cricketer) – Aura
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Liam Davis (cricketer) – Icon
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Cameron Borgas – Icon
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Jordan Silk – Mana
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Travis Head – Mana
- {{flagicon|AUS}}Matt Short – Six6
New Zealand- {{flagicon|NZL}}Nathan McCullum – Aura
- {{flagicon|NZL}}Dean Brownlie – Icon
- {{flagicon|NZL}}Ross Taylor – Six6
- {{flagicon|NZL}}Rob Nicol – Argon
- {{flagicon|NZL}}Peter Fulton – Icon
- {{flagicon|NZL}}Corey Anderson – Paragon
References1. ^{{cite news |url=http://www.thisisnottingham.co.uk/news/Cricket-bat-factory-boss-retiresarticle-357173-details/article.html |title=Cricket bat factory boss retires |work=Nottingham Evening Post |date=26 September 2008 |accessdate=12 March 2009}}
2. ^{{cite news |url=http://www.visitnottingham.com/exec/103562/9804/ |title=Discover Notts > Famous people > Founders & businessmen |publisher=visitnottingham.com |accessdate=12 March 2009}}
3. ^Nottingham. Official Handbook. Tenth Edition
4. ^{{cite web|url=http://www.gm-cricket.com/community/team/ |title=Team GM |publisher=Gunn & Moore |accessdate=3 July 2011}}
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