Cricket Speakers
Geoff Cook
Played for Northamptonshire from 1971 to 1990.
Geoff Cook transitioned to Durham in the latter part of his playing career, serving as both player and captain until 1995. After...
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Jeremy Coney
New Zealand cricketer, who played 52 Test matches and 88 ODIs. Represented By Our Agency.
Jeremy Coney captained New Zealand in 15 Test matches and 25 One-Day Internationals (ODIs), earning a reputation as one of the n...
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Geoffrey Boycott
Played for Yorkshire and England and became one of the finest ever opening batsmen.
Geoff Boycott launched his remarkable Test career in 1964, debuting in the first Test of the summer against Australia. Over 18 y...
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Pete Bowler
Spent twenty years on the professional cricket circuit representing Leicestershire, Derbyshire, Somerset and Tasmania.
Peter spent two decades as an opening batsman, often facing some of the world’s fastest bowlers—though not always successful...
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Henry Blofeld OBE
Cricket broadcasting legend
Henry Blofeld, affectionately known as “Blowers,” began his illustrious broadcasting career in the early 1970s. In 1...
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Ian Austin
Lancashire allrounder playing in 124 first class games for the county.
Ian also represented England in 9 One-Day International matches, including a memorable appearance in the 1999 Cricket World Cup....
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Dennis Amiss MBE
Played for Warwickshire County Cricket Club for 27 Years.
Renowned for his exceptional right-handed batting, he was celebrated for his elegant stroke play, particularly through extra cov...
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Johnathan Agnew
Jonathan Agnew was a fast bowler for Leicestershire and England, taking over 650 wickets during his 13 year career.
Jonathan Agnew, affectionately known as “Aggers,” retired from professional cricket in 1990 to embark on a successfu...
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