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‘Needs a game in the north!’ – Butcher questions ‘extraordinary’ Ashes schedule

Posted on August 21, 2026 By No Comments on ‘Needs a game in the north!’ – Butcher questions ‘extraordinary’ Ashes schedule

Former England batsman Mark Butcher believes it’s ‘extraordinary’ and ‘bizarre’ that next summer’s men’s Ashes series will not feature a Test in the north of the country.

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