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Nasser Hussain Backs Pacer Brydon Carse To Step Up For England In Pakistan Tests
T20 World Cup: As England gears up for their Test series against Pakistan, starting in Multan on Monday, former England captain Nasser Hussain has tipped fast bowler Brydon Carse to fill the void left by injured speedster Mark Wood.
With Wood, who was pivotal in England's 3-0 series sweep in Pakistan last year, out until the end of the year due to an elbow injury, Hussain believes Carse’s pace could be key to England's success in the challenging conditions of Pakistan.
"I think someone like Brydon Carse can do that Mark Wood role. I was impressed with Carse in the white-ball cricket. He had good rhythm and good pace," Hussain told Sky Sports.
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