International Speakers Group

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...

Affectionately known as ‘Fat Cat’, Greg Ritchie is one of the most colourful personalities the game of cricket has ever seen. A former Test batsman, he was known for his with incredible timing and shot selection. Greg has become the ultimate...

Greg Chappell retired from cricket after 87 Test matches, including 48 as captain, as the highest run scorer in Australian test cricket history, surpassing Sir Donald Bradman. This record was set in his final test at the Sydney Cricket Ground, a...

Glenn McGrath is one of cricket’s most decorated players and the chairman of the McGrath Foundation. Glenn and his late wife founded The McGrath Foundation to address the shortage of breast care nurses in Australia, particularly in regional Australia. The foundation...

Geoff ‘Henry’ Lawson’s cricketing career has been described as magnificent, brave, controversial and colourful. Born and raised in Wagga Wagga, New South Wales, Geoff moved to the big city in 1976 to attend the University of New South Wales. He was...

Greg Matthews’s extravagant affectations, cool lingo and dogged fighting spirit briefly made him the most hip player in the country. One of the few bowlers who used to bowl with his cap on, Matthews was picked for Australia as a hard-working...

There could hardly be a more appropriate nickname in Australian cricket than Rhino. Whether an adaptation of his first name or a comparison to the stampeding animal, it fits Ryan Harris perfectly. A hulking fast bowler who charges in and tramples...

A swashbuckling middle-order batsman and occasional medium-pace bowler, Mark Nicholas made 36 centuries (including two against Australia) for and skippered Hampshire to four major trophies, the Benson & Hedges Cup in 1988 and 1992, the Sunday League (now National League) in...

Geoffrey Boycott was a leading light in English cricket for a quarter of a century making over 48,000 runs and scoring 151 hundreds in an often controversial career with Yorkshire and England. After his distinguished peformances on the field he faced...

In the era before Shane Warne when spin bowling was on its uppers, John Emburey was perhaps the best offspinner in the world, which did not say much. He was tall with a classically looping action, and capable of getting huge...