Caribbean cricket is synonymous with ‘chin music’, the art of short-pitched fast bowling, which paceman Liam Plunkett wants to sample when England play West Indies in three Tests.
Plunkett is pushing for a place, having established himself in the Test team last summer only to suffer an ankle problem that ruled him out of the last three games with India.
The injury ended Plunkett’s season in mid-July, denying him a part in England’s 3-1 defeat of India and Yorkshire clinching the LV= County Championship.
He stepped up his recovery on the England Performance Programme fast bowlers camp in South Africa late last year before returning to playing action on England Lions’ tour of the same country at the start of this year.
Impressive displays for the Lions, notably taking 4-91 from 26 first-innings overs in searing heat at Paarl, led to his inclusion in the Test squad for the Windies tour.
Plunkett is pushing for a place, having established himself in the Test team last summer only to suffer an ankle problem that ruled him out of the last three games with India.
The injury ended Plunkett’s season in mid-July, denying him a part in England’s 3-1 defeat of India and Yorkshire clinching the LV= County Championship.
He stepped up his recovery on the England Performance Programme fast bowlers camp in South Africa late last year before returning to playing action on England Lions’ tour of the same country at the start of this year.
Impressive displays for the Lions, notably taking 4-91 from 26 first-innings overs in searing heat at Paarl, led to his inclusion in the Test squad for the Windies tour.
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