In a touching tribute to two of the greatest batters in cricket history, England and New Zealand have announced that the upcoming Test series between the two nations will now be played for a new trophy named after Graham Thorpe and Martin Crowe. The decision was made to honor the legacies of the two iconic players from their respective countries. Crowe, who passed away in 2016, was known for his strategic play and was a prolific scorer against England, making this tribute even more special.
The upcoming bilateral series between England and New Zealand will be named after former English batsman Graham Thorpe as a tribute to the legendary cricketer. The trophy, which will also honor New Zealand's Martin Crowe, will be unveiled before the start of the three-match series. Thorpe, who passed away during the English summer, was known for his grit and determination on the field, making him one of the finest players for England.