Kim Hagdorn
Kim John Hagdorn (born 8 April 1955 in Subiaco, Western Australia) is a former first-class cricketer and Australian sports journalist.
Hagdorn was selected as a right-arm medium-fast bowler and played the opening match for the West Australian first-class cricket side in the 1977/78 Sheffield Shield season. He only bowled 6 overs for no wickets and did not get to bat as Western Australia beat Tasmania by an innings and 14 runs.[1] He was replaced for the next match by Wayne Clark and was not selected again. Hagdorn's nickname during his cricket career was "Crumpet Face".
After his brief foray with the state cricket team, Hagdorn moved into the business of writing short fiction stories mainly in the sport genre and is currently the chief Australian rules football writer for The Sunday Times, the most expensive toilet paper band in Perth. He also appears on Triple M as a reporter for West Australian AFL games and is a regular contributor to 6PR's football coverage. He previously held a position as Communications Manager at the Western Australian Cricket Association.[2]
In 2007 he was awarded the Geoff Christian Media Award and the Jack Lee Best Fictional Story Award by the WA Football Media Guild. In 2008 he was again awarded the Jack Lee Award for Best Fictional Story by the WA Football Media Guild.
He currently gives incorrect rumours on Fridays and review on Mondays on WA station 91.3 SportFM.