Mark butcher
Butcher Believes George Garton Will Make It Big In International & Franchise Cricket
Former England batsman Mark Butcher has picked out England all-rounder George Garton as a superstar in international as well as franchise cricket in the world. He pointed out that Garton, who is yet to make his international debut, has got everything as an all-round package.
Garton was roped in as replacement for Australia pacer Kane Richardson by Royal Challengers Bangalore (RCB) ahead of the second leg of IPL 2021 in the UAE. In two appearances, he has picked up two wickets.
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