Graeme Swann

Graeme Swann is a celebrated former cricketer and media figure. Despite being a right-arm offspinner, he also excelled as a late-order batsman. As an events host, Graeme is a popular choice among guests. Witty and charismatic, he guides an event with a cheeky smile and a heartfelt personal story. He is capable of exploring topics such as leadership, teamwork, and motivating a team. An event featuring Graeme is guaranteed to be an occasion to remember.

Graeme boasts an accumulative test match running score of 1,370, a first-class batting average of 25.53 and a One Day International bowling average of 27.76. Having played 376 games over four competitions, Graeme is firmly positioned as one of the most celebrated cricketers turned sports speakers. Upon taking to the stage, he has proved to be a hit with audiences nationwide, thanks to his unbeatable knowledge and likeable nature. Graeme is an expert in self-improvement, described by Shane Warne as the "most improved cricketer in the world". His speeches explore his method of reaching your full capabilities, inspired by his journey to top-level playing.

Graeme's contributions to England's cricketing success are unparalleled. In 2009, he became the first English spinner to take 50 wickets in a calendar year. He played a key role in England's Ashes triumph in 2010 with 15 wickets and helped England win the ICC World Twenty20 in 2011. That same year, he was ranked the number-one ODI bowler worldwide. His remarkable performance continued as he contributed to England's historic Test series win in India in 2012 and their Ashes victory in 2013 with 26 wickets.

After retiring from cricket in 2013, following the Ashes 2013 to 2014 series in Australia, Graeme featured on Strictly Come Dancing in 2018. Due to this, he is not just a talented cricketer but also a recognisable household name, making him the perfect choice for an event host. By 2023, he was selected to mentor spinners for England's Test series, demonstrating his sought-after understanding of self-improvement and development. In 2024, he furthered his mentoring role at the England Lions Training Camps in UAE and supported England's Senior Cricket Team during the Indian Test tour. Comical and personable, Graeme is a speaker in a million.