Test cricket is my favourite format, hard to look past the history and prestige of it: Matthew Humphreys

It's a tricky one, it's quite hard to predict how the pitches will play here, but you would imagine there will be some assistance for the spinners. It's a case of trying to work out what's happening and adapting quickly. That's something that comes from experience and playing in those different environments should hopefully help with that.

Yeah Browny has been great, the difference he has made since starting has been pretty clear to see. It can be hard going from training on seamer friendly pitches or indoors at home, to having to take on more of the workload in spinning conditions, but we always band together well and try to work out what's going to work wherever we are. It's nice having guys with different experiences also, George has wealth of knowledge and Whitey has had a good bit of success in the T20 stuff recently so he's always passing on advice. 

Maybe a bit of a boring answer but it's definitely test cricket for me. Hard to look past the history and prestige of it. But white ball cricket is a great challenge in its own way too. Something is always happening and you're often on the back foot as a spinner so you need to be comfortable dealing with that as well.

The obvious answer is the consistency piece but for me it’s having more revs on the ball and better control over my seam position. Then you have the ability to challenge batters through the air or off the pitch (and hopefully both).