Overview

• Dan Worrall, who played three ODIs for Australia in 2016, will become eligible to represent England next month through his British passport.
• The 33-year-old has excelled at Surrey, taking 52 wickets at an average of 16.15 in the 2024 County Championship season.
• Worrall has not been contacted by England's management but has stated he would accept a call-up if offered.
• His swing and seam bowling style, compared to Australia's Scott Boland, aligns with England's fast-bowling strategy for Australian conditions.
• If selected, Worrall would become the first cricketer in 126 years to represent both Australia and England at the international level.