da 888casino： Surrey and England batsman Mark Butcher recently took time out of an extremely busy winter schedule to commit his immediate future to Slazenger, signing a deal that will see him continue to endorse the latest equipment until the end of 2006
Media Release24-Mar-2003Surrey and England batsman Mark Butcher recently took time out of an extremely busy winter schedule to commit his immediate future to Slazenger, signing a deal that will see him continue to endorse the latest equipment until the end of 2006.Mark, 30, also revealed prior to departing to the South Africa to commentate on the World Cup that he would be heading straight into the recording studios upon his return in April to record a tribute song for his former international colleague and close friend Ben Hollioake – "You’re never gone".The wannabe number one, who has played in 50 Tests since his debut against Australia in 1997, plans to release the single at the start of the new season and revealed his desire to be a dual number one." Naturally I would love to be up there alongside the likes of Tendulkar, Kallis or Lara at the top of the world cricket rankings but it would be a dream come true if the single went to number one. Although I don’t quite see myself as the next Robbie Williams, it would be an unbelievable boost for the charity formed in memory of Ben."Slazenger’s Team Sports Marketing Manager, Dave Pennett added: "As the UK’s leading cricket manufacturer we look for players with flair, instinct and passion and Mark certainly possesses all of these characteristics. We are delighted to re-sign him and hope he continues to be highly successful at the top of England order."