Lance Morris, the rising Australian quick, has been navigating a frustrating road to recovery from a back injury. Having last played in the ODI series against West Indies earlier this year, the 26-year-old is eyeing a return to action. Morris, known for his blistering pace that exceeds 150kph, had his progress stalled by a side strain and subsequent back issues that kept him out of action.
Despite the setbacks, Morris remains optimistic about his comeback, attributing the enforced break to benefitting his physical condition. While he was disappointed to miss out on opportunities, including Major League Cricket and the current tour of Scotland and England, Morris's focus remains on his recovery and readiness for the upcoming domestic season.Dubbed 'The Wild Thing' for his express pace akin to Shaun Tait, Morris is determined to reclaim his spot in the national setup.
With preparations underway to return to competitive cricket in the 50-over format before progressing to the Sheffield Shield, Morris is keen to showcase his regained form and fitness. As Western Australia gears up for their Shield campaign, Morris's resurgence could provide a much-needed pace option for the Australian Test team.In a parallel storyline, fellow left-arm quick Liam Haskett is facing a similar hurdle with a back injury delaying his return to action.
The tall paceman, known for his breakthrough season and impactful performances, is targeting a late November comeback after battling a stress fracture. Despite the setbacks, both Morris and Haskett are determined to overcome their respective challenges and make a mark in the upcoming cricket season.