Gqeberha-born England speedster Brydon Carse is cherishing his homecoming as a professional cricketer when he represents the Sunrisers Eastern Cape (SEC) at St George’s Park in the Betway SA20.
The 27-year-old right-arm paceman is part of a talented, youthful SEC outfit looking to spring a few surprises in the six-team competition.
The former Pearson High pupil, who is also more than handy with the bat, said their aim as a team was to make St George’s Park a fortress, where teams will not find it very easy to play. “To be able to play there, for the home team will be really special for me and something I am really looking forward to.
The Durham quick said when news of the SA20 tournament was first made public, he knew it would be something he would love to be a part of, regardless of which franchise acquired his services.
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