Simon Mann (cricket commentator)

Simon Mann (born 1963 at Bristol) is a BBC radio sports commentator, most notable for being a member of the Test Match Special team[1] and who also reports on football matches for Radio Five Live.

Career

Educated at the University of Birmingham where he read history, Mann joined the BBC in 1990 and first reported on Test matches for Radio Five Live four years later. He is now a regular commentator on BBC Radio's Test Match Special. He joined the Test Match Special commentary team for the first time on England's 1996 tour to Zimbabwe.

His broadcasting highlight came during the 1999 World Cup when he described the closing overs of the South Africa vs Australia semi-final for BBC TV: "It was an exciting, unpredictable one-day game with a dramatic and bizarre finish."

With Simon Hughes he hosts The Analyst Inside Cricket podcast discussing topical issues in the game with a focus on current tournaments and England matches.

gollark: That could work.
gollark: If you can't run cables or install computers for each I don't think this is possible.
gollark: If you mean machines as in... machines, not computers, then you could stick in computers running some kind of software for remote peripheral access and with wireless cards.
gollark: Though that's just for sending messages. Not remote peripheral calls. But you can do those in software.
gollark: Wireless cards?

References
  1. BBC Test Match Special


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