Brydon Carse on filling the role of middle-order enforcer for England
- Brydon Carse wants to fill Liam Plunkett’s middle-overs ‘enforcer’ role.
- Liam Plunkett played that role during Eoin Morgan’s side’s triumph in 2019.
Brydon Carse feels he can be England’s middle-overs enforcer in 50-over cricket ahead of the 2023 World Cup in India.
Liam Plunkett played that role during Eoin Morgan’s side’s triumph in 2019, running at 90mph and taxing opposing batters with his additional bounce, but England have moved on from him.
Durham is swift. Carse made a bid for the job in the second ODI against the Netherlands, taking 1-36 from seven overs and dismissing Tom Cooper lbw.
When questioned about the role of ‘enforcer,’ Carse stated, “That’s something I strive to be like.” (Plunkett) had a successful England career, and if I can fill that role in the future, it will be a huge boost.
“I am just trying to keep it as simple as possible. I want to make an impact in the game. That might not necessarily be taking wickets but creating opportunities for the other end.
“[Morgan] has been very clear with me. He said I am going to come on first or second change and look to bowl through the middle, be aggressive, use my pace, use my bouncer and just make it difficult.
“I am lucky in the sense I have Morgs here as a captain – he is a great leader and very good with the younger bowlers.”
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