Ramsay, Andrew

For 20 years, Andrew Ramsey worked as a daily newspaper journalist in Adelaide and Melbourne, with the final decade spent as a touring cricket writer for THE AUSTRALIAN. He has written about the sport for international publications, ‘ghost written’ columns with a number of international cricketers, and was privy to some of Australian cricket’s most enduring moments, including the memorable 1999 World Cup victory, the historic 2005 Ashes series in England, and numerous crowd riots, bomb threats and travel disasters. He currently works as a political speech writer, and lives in Adelaide, South Australia.;