Mark Butcher

And who has gone scoreless in the most successive Test innings?

Adam Hollioake, Mark Butcher, Graham Gooch and Rikki Clarke weigh in

How do you play an offspinner who turns it that much? You don't

We spoke to Mark Butcher, Bazid Khan, Rohan Gavaskar and Rajdeep Sardesai to find out

On a day which promised more nip and tuck, South Africa dominated matters from the off and set up a likely victory in the fourth npower Test at Headingley

In 1989-90 England had five Afro-Caribbean players on a tour of the West Indies

The next four matches in Sri Lanka will tell if they have a capacity for considered expression and the skill to thoughtfully adapt to the circumstances and conditions

Twenty years ago, Murali and Co were invited to play just the one Test in England. They made sure no one would forget the slight

It was carnage at Christchurch when Nathan Astle sent England's bowlers all over the park and set the record for the fastest double-century

When England snatched the 1998-99 Boxing Day Test from Australia's firm grasp

Former England batsman Mark Butcher believes people are beginning to "see the merits" of ensuring more England players are involved in future editions of the IPL

Former England batsman Mark Butcher talks about playing under Hussain and Stewart, and his days with Surrey

Mark Butcher insists Kevin Pietersen has no long-term future at Surrey after joining the county on loan for the rest of the season

MCC has awarded five former and current players Honorary Life Membership in recognition of their cricketing achievements. In an Ashes year, it's an Anglo-Australian list featuring Shane Warne, Glenn McGrath, Michael Vaughan, Mark Butcher and Graeme Hick.

Mark Butcher, the recently retired former captain of Surrey, has dismissed as 'madness' the speculation surrounding a possible recall for his county team-mate Mark Ramprakash

Mark Butcher, the Surrey club captain, has announced his retirement following a persistent knee injury

A round-up from the latest County Championship matches

Durham rolled Hampshire over for 105 and then looked to take a good lead by finishing with on 84 for 2

The first Test between the West Indies and England was abandoned in Kingston, Jamaica, yesterday after an hour's play on the opening day when the pitch was deemed dangerous