Kim Hughes is the former captain of the Australian test cricket team, and is the only ever West Australian to hold this position as a full-time basis. Going on to become a high profile cricket commentator for Channel Nine, and a sporting broadcaster on Radio 6PR, Kim Hughes was also a state selector for the WA Cricket Association.
Kim Hughes is the former captain of the Australian test cricket team, and is the only ever West Australian to hold this position as a full-time basis. Captaining Australia in 28 Test matches between 1979 and 1984, Kim is regarded as the most dashing batsman of his generation, drawing vast crowds to cricket to witness it. Playing in 70 tests (scoring around 4,500 runs at an average of 37.41, with nine test centuries) and 97 ODIs between 1977 and 1985. Going on to become a high profile cricket commentator for Channel Nine, and a sporting broadcaster on Radio 6PR, Kim Hughes was also a state selector for the WA Cricket Association.
Hughes engages audiences as a motivational, passionate and much sought-out keynote speaker on cricketing matters, in the corporate space and beyond. Kim’s presentations are entertaining, informative and motivational and include many humorous anecdotes.
An Australian motivational and corporate speaker, Kim Hughes entertains audiences with his inspirational talks on leadership, motivation, and his personal journey through difficulties and setbacks. As a former Australian cricket captain and “Australia’s Golden Boy,” he draws on his cricketing career and other life lessons and experiences to deliver his presentations.
Talks:
– “F.E.A.R”
F. False
E. Evidence
A. Appearing
R. Real
– The best is yet to be
– The best made ducks of all time
