Graham Gooch OBE

Graham became the first player to score 1,000 runs in Tests during the English summer. In 1991 he guided Essex to their fifth County Championship and was awarded an OBE. He retired from Test Cricket in 1995, after winning a record 118 caps for England and becoming their highest run-score with 8,900 and in 1997 announced the end of his playing career. Two licensed computer games have been made for him, Graham Gooch's Test Cricket in 1985 and Graham Gooch World Class Cricket in 1993.

What he offers you

Graham Gooch knows all about the importance of teamwork and strong leadership and offers audiences the valuable lessons he learned on the cricket field and how to apply them in a business environment. He has an established reputation as a humorous after dinner speaker and is in demand at corporate, social and sporting events. He continues to provide regular commentary on Channel Four Commentary Team, Sky, Test Match Special & Radio Five Live Sport throughout his distinguished media career.

How he presents

Graham's presentations are highly amusing and jam packed with hilarious anecdotes from his professional cricket career. He has acquired a vast fund of stories, which he delivers in his own unique style. He is articulate and well informed and can motivate, inspire, entertain and create an individual's awareness of self-achievement.

Languages

He presents in English.

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• After Dinner
• Awards
• Hosting

• 1996
  Gooch: My Autobiography
• 1994
  Captaincy (with Patrick Murphy)
• 1992
  The Complete Book of Modern Fielding Practices
• 1991
  Testing Times
• 1990
  Test of Fire
• 1986
  Out of the Wilderness