Graham Fowler

Former England Cricket Player

About Graham Fowler

Graham Fowler is a former England cricketer and coach, known for his opening batting and contributions to mental health advocacy. Born in 1957, Fowler played for Lancashire and Durham, as well as the England national team, during the 1980s. His solid technique and ability to handle fast bowling made him a successful opener in both Test and One Day International cricket.

Fowler’s international career included several memorable performances, such as his century against India in Chennai in 1985, which helped England secure a historic victory. After retiring from professional cricket, Fowler transitioned into coaching and academia, founding the Durham Centre of Excellence and later becoming a prominent advocate for mental health awareness in sports.

As a public speaker, Graham Fowler focuses on mental health in sports, resilience, and the importance of a balanced approach to life and sports. His presentations often draw on his personal experiences as a player and coach, highlighting the challenges athletes face in maintaining mental well-being. Fowler’s talks emphasize the importance of seeking help, building support networks, and developing coping strategies to handle the pressures of professional sports. His calm and reflective speaking style, combined with his commitment to mental health advocacy, makes his presentations both inspiring and valuable for audiences interested in sports, mental health, and personal development.