Personalities Case studies:
Meet the TSP talent
Here are two contrasting examples of the handpicked Personalities that TSP exclusively represents:
Isa Guha
Isa Guha was the first young Asian woman to play for England. She is currently the highest ODI wicket-taker within the England team with 98 wickets, and 7th in the all-time ODI career wicket list in International women's cricket. Since her debut, Isa has been paramount to the England Women's success and her efforts were recognised when she was ranked top of the ODI bowling ICC rankings in 2008. Isa was a senior member of the all-conquering England Women's team of 2009 that won both the One-day and T20 World Cup, as well as retaining the Ashes. A monumental achievement.
Although still only twenty-five, Isa is a highly respected figure within both her sport and the British Asian sporting community. After a highly successful screen debut presenting the IPL 4 on ITV4, Isa has agreed a deal to continue to present the IPL for the next three years. As a result, she has enjoyed an increasing amount of media attention, recently featuring in Sport Magazine, All Out Cricket and Asiana Magazine. She is an Ambassador for both 'Sporting Equals' and 'The British Asian Trust' and has commercial relationships with Jaguar and Adidas.
Connor Jupp
Connor is currently competing in the World Series Kart Championship (WSK) and the European and British Championships. His current Team Manager Ricky Flynn has said "Connor is developing into one of the UK's most promising upcoming young drivers that this country has seen in a long while." Connor started racing karts in March 2007 and in his rookie Championship season won the coveted Super 1 British Championship in 2008. By close of play 2010, Connor was Vice Champion in both British Championships (s1 & FKS) and won the following one off Championships: London Cup Rye House, Paul Fletcher International Circuit (PF1) Winter Club Champion, British Grand Prix (GP Plate) PFI Circuit as well as being the most successful Cadet driver of 2010.
Watch Connor on Daybreak:
Connor is now competing in both World, European and British Championships in the KF3 Junior Championships and has moved from a 50mph kart to a 85mph kart and competing against 110 competitors from around the world. At the tender age of 13, Connor is in line to fulfill his dream of becoming an F1 driver.