Cricket Legends Returns Exclusively to Fox Sports

Media Alert 1 December 2015 CRICKET LEGENDS RETURNS EXCLUSIVELY TO FOX SPORTS SEASON TWO PREMIERE: WEDNESDAY 2 DECEMBER 2015 After a highly successful first season, Cricket Legends returns to FOX SPORTS to profile a new cast of Australian and New Zealand cricketing heroes in a series of in- depth, one-on-one interviews. One of Australia’s most respected sports journalists, Robert ‘Crash’ Craddock, returns to host the new season that will delve deep into the lives of our favourite cricketers, detailing the highs and lows of their careers both on and off the pitch. Former fast-medium bowler Max Walker features on the season premiere episode, opening up about the challenges of earning a baggy green as a Tasmanian how cricket shaped his life. Other legends to feature on the series include Sir Richard Hadlee, Terry Alderman, Len Pascoe, Bob Simpson, Dean Jones, Mike Whitney and Rodney Hogg. Recently retired fast bowler Mitch Johnson will also feature in the series, set to open up about his illustrious career in the Australian side. FOX SPORTS is exclusively available on Foxtel. FOX SPORTS’ BROADCAST SCHEDULE ALL ON FOX SPORTS 502 CRICKET LEGENDS Wed 2 Dec Max Walker 8.30pm EDT Wed 9 Dec Sir Richard Hadlee 8.30pm EDT Wed 16 Dec Terry Alderman 8.30pm EDT Wed 23 Dec Len Pascoe 8.30pm EDT Wed 30 Dec Bob Simpson 5.30pm EDT Wed 6 Jan Dean Jones 5.30pm EDT Wed 13 Jan Mitch Johnson 8.30pm EDT TBC Mike Whitney TBC TBC Rodney Hogg TBC TBC Colin Miller TBC About FOX SPORTS Australia: FOX SPORTS Australia Pty Limited (FOX SPORTS) is Australia’s leading producer of sports television coverage and is home to Australia's favourite subscription television sports channels as well as Australia's number one general sports website. .

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