Paul Suttor is a PR and Communications Manager at Cigalah Group. He focuses on sports, particularly competitive sports and sports business, covering topics such as Australia, the World Cup, football, basketball, and the NBA. Paul has been featured in The Sydney Morning Herald, WAtoday, and The Roar.
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Paul Suttor’s coverage heavily revolves around cricket, particularly the Australian team and Test cricket. He often provides event coverage and seeks expert commentary on player analysis and match outcomes.
If you are reaching out to Paul, consider providing insightful analysis or access to experts with in-depth knowledge of the game, players' performances, upcoming matches, or behind-the-scenes insights into the world of cricket. As his focus is national (Australia), pitches related to Australian cricket team's strategies, player dynamics, and performance would likely resonate with him strongly.
His interest in detailed player analysis suggests that he may be interested in receiving information about lesser-known players who have potential for significant impact on future games.
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By: Paul Suttor
The prospect of the ICC splitting Test cricket into two divisions is a mere continuation of what is already happening.
By: Paul Suttor
The Australian selectors must have been told that ODI cricket is going the way of the dinosaurs in the next couple of years.
By: Paul Suttor
There was a time more than three decades ago when leg spin was all but dead.
By: Paul Suttor
Every Test cricket career has a beginning, a middle and an end. There has been plenty of comment lately about the selectors for the…
By: Paul Suttor
Before Dylan Brown worries about his next contract, he should perhaps worry about stringing together more than half a dozen good games in a row.
By: Paul Suttor
All the talk leading into the Sri Lanka tour is that Australia are planning on reviving the idea of Travis Head as an opener.
By: Paul Suttor
Australia paid the price the last time they were in Sri Lanka for failing to adapt to the conditions.
By: Paul Suttor
Alex Carey has entered the chat when it comes to debate over the greatest wicketkeepers in Australian history. He will never overtake Adam Gilchrist,…
By: Paul Suttor
Mitch Owen and Riley Meredith blew the Sydney Sixers away with quality blitzes which proved crucial in their BBL Qualifier for the final at…
By: Paul Suttor
The BBL is associated with big scores and bigger hits but a low-scoring contest can be just as thrilling, if not more so.
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