International Speakers Group

Rodney Hogg was a cricket great and crowd favourite. He is now a well-respected and in-demand corporate and motivational speaker. Rodney’s stories and real-life experiences are told with perfect timing and enthusiasm. Even audience members who are neither cricket nor sporting...

Sir Richard Hadlee is a legend of World Cricket. He made his first-class debut in 1971, as a replacement for his injured brother Dale, taking a hat trick. Richard made his Test debut the following year and in 1973 his 7...

Ravi Shastri was a wonderful servant of Indian cricket for over a decade. He was a serviceable and determined middle-order batsman, a valuable left-arm spinner and a long time vice-captain to numerous captains. Tall and good-looking, Ravi was something of a...

Merv Hughes is nothing short of being an Australian sporting legend and icon. A big-hearted fast-bowler and larrikin, he destroyed batting lineups the world over. Perhaps the most recognisable person in Australian sport during that era, Merv played at the highest...

Matthew Hayden is an Australian cricket great. A powerfully built yet decisive left-hander, he was a daunting opponent for opening bowlers as the world’s premier opening batsman during a dominating era of Australian cricket. With supreme confidence, concentration and patience, he...

Mark Taylor is an Australian cricket hero and sporting icon. Forever a man of the people, Mark has a charismatic and accessible personality that has made him a successful corporate speaker. Mark opened the batting for Australia for over a decade...

Mark Waugh was described by Sir Donald Bradman as, “The most elegant and graceful cricketer of the modern era.” He will certainly be remembered as one of the finest cricketers this country has ever produced. Over 19 years playing with NSW...

Dark and swarthy, Len Pascoe was the son of Yugoslavian immigrants (his original surname was Durtanovich) who would have won more than 14 Test caps had he not defected to World Series Cricket just as he was making his mark in...

Kim Hughes is a former captain of the Australian Cricket team. He played 70 Tests and 97 One-Day Internationals between 1977 and 1985. Hughes made his first-class debut at the WACA ground in 1975. With a stunning display of batting prowess...

Ian Healy was a long-time member of the Australian Cricket team, missing just one Test between 1988 and 1999. Ian’s total of 395 dismissals, 366 catches and 29 stumpings, is a Test cricket record. Ian is one of 11 Australians to...