DUBLIN – Off-spinner Ashley Nurse says he will be looking to improve his consistency so he can play the role expected of him in the ICC World Cup which begins in England at month end.
The 30-year-old is West Indies frontline spinner and will be carrying the burden of the slow-bowling responsibility in an attack replete with fast bowlers.
During the Tri-Nations Series here, he captured three wickets against Bangladesh last Monday in a losing cause but believes he is finally beginning to find his rhythm.
“I’ve been bowling well in patches. I haven’t been as consistent as I would like to be, but at the end of the day, getting wickets is the ultimate goal for a bowler,” he said. (CMC)
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