What's it like as a club cricketer when most of your cricket is sort of one day maximum or short form to go into a three day game? Do you have to try and shift your perspective, your thinking about what you're doing at all? Or is it more or less the same?

Yeah, I'd say so.

I think, especially with the bat, I feel with the bowling, I think a lot of the club cricket stuff, I would say, especially minor counts cricket, translate quite closely in terms of if you hit an area, six balls out of six, you're going to do pretty well.

I know the red ball obviously does a little bit more than what we use in orange ball in club cricket.

But I think with the batting, it's that application of being able to bat time.

Obviously, we can play 50-over cricket and you can bat for 50 overs.

But with our first innings, being able to bat 90 overs, it's more about your time in the middle, occupying the crease, trying to wear down the bowlers and wear down the opposition.

So that must have felt good as well.