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Ashton Turner says it will take time for Lance Morris to build up to the physical demands of bowling really fast again…

Western Australia captain Ashton Turner has urged patience with fast bowlers Lance Morris and Mahli Beardman as they return from injuries. Both pacers are spearheading Western Australia's attack against England in a 50-over tour match at the WACA Ground ahead of Australia's upcoming white-ball series.
Morris is making his return after a 20-month absence caused by spinal surgery and a side strain, while 21-year-old Beardman has been included in Australia's upcoming ODI and T20 squads. Turner emphasized that developing extreme pace takes time and noted that Morris' best form may still be 12 to 24 months away.
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