Commentator
A cricket commentator provides live commentary during cricket matches. They describe the action on the field, provide analysis, and offer insights into the game. Commentators play an important role in engaging the audience and enhancing the match experience for cricket fans around the world. Some great commentators are Ravi Shastri, Sunil Gavaskar, Michael Holding and Ian Chappell
Cricket teaches us that every ball is an opportunity to change the game, just like every moment in life is an opportunity to make a difference.
What all is needed to be a commentator?
- Commentators should have in-depth knowledge about cricket
- Good public speaking skills are required
- They should have analytic skills to interpret the game
- A charismatic and engaging personality will be needed
How much do commentators earn yearly?
Regular Commentators earn around $30,000 to $150,000 where as high-profile commentators earn around $100,000 to $500,000. It usually depends on how often they do commentatory during games.
