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Graham Thorpe had a cricket career spanning over 17 years. He scored over 20,000 first class runs and over 10,000 in limited over games during his time in English cricket. Throughout his career he established himself as an astonishing batsmen and one of the biggest figures in the competiton of the game.

Graham’s first game for England was in 1983 against Australia and his last in 2005 against Bangladesh. In his time he played in 100 test games, scoring an impressive 6700 runs, as well as being a regular for England in the One-Day games, playing 82 times and scoring over 2300 runs.

After retiring from playing Graham has worked as a summariser for both radio and television, and is currently part of the coaching team at Surrey CCC.

Graham is gaining a reputation as an excellent cricket speaker on the after dinner circuit, and he is also popular on the corporate circuit for motivational speaking.

Geoff Miller OBE is quite simply one of the most respected figures in English cricket. After an accomplished playing career with his native Derbyshire, Essex and, of course, at Test level with England, he became the first man to hold the chief position of National Selector when the ECB shelved the equivalent role of Chairman of Selectors in 2008.

Over the following five years, Geoff’s wise selection policy and choices led England on an incredible run of three successive Ashes victories and to the pinnacle of the world Test rankings before he finally retired in late 2013. His success in this role, and the contribution he made to English cricket as a player, was swiftly recognised when he awarded Officer of the Order of the British Empire (OBE) in the 2014 New Year’s Honours List.