Sir Ian Botham was a larger-than-life cricketer who played for England from 1977 to 1992.
Having started his first-class career in Somerset at age 19, Botham made a name for himself as an all-rounder and developed his skills to a world class level. His greatest moments came in the 1981 series against Australia where he led with both bat and ball. Over his career, Botham courted controversy both on and off the field, having been found guilty of smoking marijuana and was once accused of ball tampering.
Ian now works as a commentator and takes part in charity
… More walks, raising more than 10 million pounds. His work has been recognized with a knighthood in 2007.
Ian is married to Kathy and has three children, daughters Becky and Sarah and son Liam.