Lance Morris, who’s but to make his debut for Australia, is a part of the 18-man squad that may play 4 Tests in India from February 9.
The 24-year-old quick bowler could also be allowed to play within the first Test in Nagpur, particularly after senior placeman Starc mentioned on Monday that he’s unlikely to be prepared for the primary Test after injuring his finger.
However, the top-class cricketer isn’t placing an excessive amount of strain on himself and desires to make use of his journey to the subcontinent as a “learning opportunity”.
“I don’t want to put too many expectations on myself,” Morris informed SEN Mornings.
“I need to use this as a studying expertise, I’ve by no means toured with cricket earlier than so this shall be my first abroad expertise.
“It’s going to be a huge learning opportunity for me.”
Morris mentioned, ‘To be sincere, the suggestions (of bowling tempo in India) has not been superb.’
“There isn’t a lot to look ahead to, I’m not seeing the ball going previous the keeper and he’s fingering it (within the glove).
“It seems to be like it’ll be a bit difficult, however will probably be thrilling nonetheless.
“We have some nice guys within the group and a very skilled group.
“It’s been good to learn from him for a few training sessions.”
Lance Morris has just lately received the Bradman Young Cricketer of the Year title.
He is without doubt one of the 4 quick bowlers within the Australian group together with Pat Cummins, Josh Hazlewood and Scott Boland.
With inputs from TheIndianEXPRESS
