Mark Ramprakash MBE
The man of 35,000 runs and 12,000,000 Strictly votes
Mark Ramprakash’s life has been dedicated to cricket since the age of 17, when he signed as a professional. Over the years, he has earned widespread recognition playing for England, Middlesex, and Surrey. In 2006, he achieved a career-high score of 301 not out against Northamptonshire, and in August 2008, he became only the 25th player in history to score a Century of Centuries.
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Mark Ramprakash MBE
Regarded as one of the most talented batsmen in English cricket history, Mark is also one of the most prolific players in domestic cricket. However, his international career remains something of a mystery, as many wonder why he was unable to replicate his remarkable domestic form on the international stage. Throughout his career, Mark played for Middlesex CCC and Surrey CCC in London, where he made a significant impact.
Mark retired in 2012 with an impressive 114 First-Class centuries to his name, having scored nearly 35,000 runs at an outstanding average of nearly 55. In recognition of his services to cricket, he was awarded an MBE in the 2013 New Year’s Honours List. Following his retirement, he was appointed as the batting coach for Middlesex CCC, beginning a successful post-playing career as a mentor and coach.
In the winter of 2006-07, Mark captivated millions when he participated in and won Strictly Come Dancing, earning 12 million votes from fans across the country.
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