When was Mark Butcher born?

Mark Butcher was born on August 23, 1972 in , England.

What is Mark Butcher’s highest score in Test cricket?

The highest score achieved by Mark Butcher in Test cricket is 173.

How many runs has Mark Butcher scored in Test cricket?

Mark Butcher has accumulated 4,288 runs in his Test career.

What is Mark Butcher’s highest individual score in T20 Internationals?

In T20 internationals, Mark Butcher’s top score is 0.

How many sixes has Mark Butcher hit in ODI cricket?

Mark Butcher has struck 0 sixes in his ODI career.

Mark Butcher Profile, England

England England

Batter Left hand Bat Right Arm Medium

23 Aug 1972 (53 Years) England

Most Recent Matches

Match	Runs	BF	4s	S/R	O	R	W	E/R
vs South Africa TEST 17 Dec 2004	79	193	12	40.93	-	-	-	-
vs New Zealand TEST 10 Jun 2004	5	14	1	35.71	-	-	-	-
vs New Zealand TEST 03 Jun 2004	4	20	0	20.00	-	-	-	-
vs New Zealand TEST 20 May 2004	26	86	3	30.23	-	-	-	-
vs West Indies TEST 01 Apr 2004	5	31	0	16.13	-	-	-	-

Batting Statistics

Format	M	Inns	Runs	BF	NO	HS	AVG	S/R	100	50	4s	6s
TEST	71	131	4288	10005	7	173	34.58	42.85	8	23	559	3
T20 (Domestic)	13	12	210	162	0	60	17.5	129.62	0	2	30	2
List A	191	171	4460	0	31	139	31.85	0	2	28	0	0
First Class	280	478	17870	0	39	259	40.7	0	38	95	0	0

Bowling Performance

Format	M	Inns	Balls	Runs	Wkts	BBI	Avg	Econ	SR	5W
TEST	71	30	-	541	15	5/68	36.06	3.6	-	0
T20 (Domestic)	13	0	-	0	0	-	0	0	-	0
List A	191	0	-	2210	49	3/23	45.1	5.24	-	0
First Class	280	0	-	4237	125	-	33.89	3.3	-	1

Teams

ENG

Career Timeline

TEST

Debut

05 Jun 1997

vs Australia

Last Match

17 Dec 2004

vs England

Mark Butcher – Stats, Records, Biography, Age

Mark Butcher represents the England cricket team in international cricket. Born on August 23, 1972, he is currently 53 years old and plays as a Left hand Bat.

In Test cricket, Mark Butcher has featured in 71 matches, scoring 4,288 runs at an average of 34.58. MA Butcher has struck 559 fours and 3 sixes, with his highest individual score being 173. In his most recent Test, he played at St George's Park against South Africa on December 2004, scoring in the first innings and 79 in the second innings.