Graeme Fowler

Graeme’s prowess extended to One Day Internationals, with his top score of 81 not out coming against Pakistan during the 1983 World Cup. He was instrumental in England’s journey to the semi-finals, scoring four consecutive half-centuries and averaging an impressive 72.00 in the tournament. Remarkably, he remains the only batsman to score two complete centuries in a single match while using a runner.

A memorable feat came in 1982 when playing for Lancashire against Warwickshire at Southport. Despite straining his thigh during the fielding innings, Graeme displayed incredible resilience. After batting without a runner to score 26 not out at stumps, he went on to score a rapid 100 before lunch on the second day, with David Lloyd running for him.

In the second innings, with Ian Folley acting as his runner, Graeme showcased his exceptional form once again, scoring an unbeaten 128 on the third day. This extraordinary performance remains one of the most iconic moments in his illustrious career.

Since retiring from professional cricket, Graeme has transitioned seamlessly into media and public speaking. As a cricket summariser for television and radio, his insightful commentary has earned him widespread respect. Additionally, Graeme has become a sought-after after-dinner speaker, captivating audiences with his engaging storytelling, humour, and unique anecdotes from his time on and off the pitch.

Graeme Fowler’s combination of cricketing excellence and charismatic personality makes him a fantastic choice for events, ensuring a memorable experience for any audience.