ClosingI think that’s a good thing to stop. Thank you for listening. Thank you for your attention/time/interest. Thank you for listening. Thank you very much.
Handovers (team presentation) A: I will now hand over to Tim who will explain … B: Thank you Ann. [to the audience] I would like to spend the next fifteen minutes talking about …
A: Now, I know some of you are concerned about … So, I’ve asked Gary Gale to bring us up to date. Over to you, Gary. B: Thanks, Michelle. To start off then, …
Putting the start together
Good morning everyone. I’d like to start by saying what a pleasure it is to be inside these offices, which I have driven past every day for the last two years.
My name is Janet King, and I’m here to give you a short talk about cricket, and what cricket has taught me that I believe would be useful to your organization. I’ll be drawing on my experience as a player in my school’s first eleven, and a captain of my university team. The three areas I plan to cover are:
My talk will last about ten minutes, and then I’ll be happy to answer any cricket questions you have. I’ll be giving you a short handout at the end, but do take notes as well if you feel moved to take up cricket immediately!
First of all, you might wonder why I became interested in cricket in the first place …
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