Dan Worrall: Bowling born in Australia who is willing to answer the English call of ash | Current news
Imagine the scene.
England is moving to the lawn at the Nedi Stadium in Perth for the first ash test in November – with the former Australian number of sailors.
This could be the case with Dan Worrally born of Melbourne, who played three one -day international for Australia in 2016, acceptable for England since this summer.
The 33-year-old, who owns a British passport, helped Surreya win three consecutive titles of the County Championship at the time, picking up 139 Wickkets.
He is now open to the presentation of England and may help the team that the first ashes of triumphs from home from 2010/11. Tourists lost 13 and pulled out two of their last 15 tests in Australia.
‘If the opportunity arises, I would definitely give it my best blow’
Worrall said Sky Sports News: “If he comes, I would gladly head. The English cricket was so good to me and if the opportunity appeared, I would definitely give it my best recording.
“It seems like everyone else is eager, but we’ll wait and see. I’ll just do my job for Surrey and bring everything back to the club that has given me so much.
“[I’ve not heard from anyone]Nothing that matters anyway.
“It’s a great opportunity to show up, but I won’t think too far, because I know this game can bite you in the boom quite quickly.”
Worrall, who had previously played for Gloucestershire, claimed that 184 first -class shots for southern Australia and his knowledge of the conditions could be of use during the ash.
He added, “I can say [England’s attack] How not [bowl in Australia] – I spent 10 years doing that!
“There are a lot of guys on a team that has more experience in Australia than I am, especially at that level, but I always want to help the players and the English cry.”
Worrall on English radar?
English General Director Rob Key Director Rob said Daily Post In September, that Worrall was on the radar, saying, “You can’t notice it. Looks a very good bowler.
“He is very skilled and looks like someone who completely controls his game. He is probably one of the best bowlers in the country playing home cricket.
“He could probably make a jump. He has great attributes as an international bowler. This will not be the case that we will not choose him because he grew up in another country.”
Speaking Sky Sports News On Surrey’s media day, Captain Kia oval Side and former English opener Rory Burns told Worrall: “He’s very good with a new ball – and an old ball.
“He swings him, a bowl of good pace and has a good head on his shoulders. I’ll leave him to talk about his international future, but he’s a very good bowler.”
Watch this space …
Ash fixation 2025/26 🏏
- First Test: Friday 21 November 25 June June 25 (2.30) – Portus Stadium, Perth
- Second test: Thursday, December 4 months, December 8th (4.30am) – Gabba, Brisbane
- Third test: Wednesday, December 17, December 21 (12:00) – Adelaide oval
- Fourth test: Thursday, December 25 months, December 29 (1:30 pm) – Melbourne Crickket Ground
- Fifth test: Sunday, January 4th – Thursday from January 8th (1.30pm) – Sydney Crickket Ground
