Michael Clarke
Australian Cricket Captain & Keynote Speaker
Former Australian cricket captain and 28-time Test centurion, turns sporting brilliance into life lessons. From leading Australia to the top of the world rankings to mentoring the next generation, Michael Clarke inspires teams and individuals to perform under pressure and achieve extraordinary results.
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Michael Clarke is a former Australian cricket captain, widely regarded as one of the game’s greatest batsmen. Appointed captain in 2011, Michael led Australia from No. 5 to No. 1 in the world within 18 months, earning four Allan Border Medals along the way. He played 115 Test matches, scoring 28 centuries, including his iconic unbeaten 329* against India, and became known for his ability to perform under pressure.
Since retiring in 2015, Michael has transitioned to a successful media career, with a regular commentary role with Channel Nine during the Australian summer. A passionate advocate for giving back to the community, he has raised millions for causes such as the McGrath Foundation, Cancer Council, and Life Education Australia.
As the founder of the Michael Clarke Cricket Academy, Michael continues to inspire the next generation of athletes, teaching them the leadership, resilience, and strategic thinking that helped him reach the pinnacle of cricket. His unique insights into high-performance, goal-setting, and teamwork are sought-after by businesses looking to implement winning strategies.
