Behind the scenes with Vipers kit manufacturer PALMFIT

This is an episode with a difference as we hear from Hanish Bhatt, the owner of PALMFIT, the company that produces the Vipers’ clothing.That might sound like a very dry topic but it’s anything but as Hanish’s company makes the kit used by the players and staff from recycled material, in keeping with the Vipers’ quest to be one of the most sustainable sports teams in the world.It’s a fascinating view behind the curtain at one aspect of what makes a team tick!The Vipers’ next match is against the Sharjah Warriorz in Sharjah on Saturday the 25th of January, a day game starting at 2pm, and If you want tickets for that match, or any the Vipers are playing this year, then you can purchase them using the link below the podcast description for this episode or at the DP World ILT20’s own website.The Vipers’ four remaining matches in the regular season are split between the tournament’s three venues – Dubai, Sharjah and Abu Dhabi – so why not go on line and catch yourself a slice of the action this season. The final is due to be played at the Dubai International Stadium on February the 9th so let’s hope the team can go all the way!

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