Former England Test batter Mark Butcher has criticised the International Cricket Council's World Test Championship (WTC), arguing that it has done more harm than good to the longest format of the game. He believes the WTC fails to capture the imagination of fans and players, which is essential for maintaining competitiveness and interest in the bilateral series.
Former England Test batter Mark Butcher has criticised the International Cricket Council's World Test Championship (WTC), arguing that it has done more harm than good to the longest format of the game. He believes the WTC fails to capture the imagination of fans and players, which is essential for maintaining competitiveness and interest in the bilateral series.
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Former England Test batter Mark Butcher has criticised the International Cricket Council's World Test Championship (WTC), arguing that it has done more harm than good to the longest format of the game. He believes the WTC fails to capture the imagination of fans and players, which is essential for maintaining competitiveness and interest in the bilateral series. 
