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English cricket is back in a mess. Having just dealt with a shambolic Ashes tour featuring reports of excessive drinking and unprofessionalism, the England and Wales Cricket Board is fighting another fire just one week into the international summer.

England and New Zealand begin three-Test series at Lords, ahead of further games at The Kia Oval (June 17) and Trent Bridge (June 25); this is Englands first Test since the 4-1 Ashes thrashing over the winter;

The village club is forking out £400 a week to hire a roller, to ensure matches can still go ahead.

The decision to leave free-to-air TV has become English cricket’s Brexit. But what could have been done differently?