At 20 years and 17 days, Hull will turn out to be the third youngest seamer to play a males’s Check for England, after Ben Hollioake and Sam Curran, who had been each 19.
Ollie Pope, who’s captaining England on this sequence within the absence of the injured Ben Stokes, believes Hull will add a degree of distinction within the hosts’ bowling assault.
“I do not usually face bowlers within the nets, however I used to be fairly eager as a result of I have not confronted him but, to get in there and see what he is received,” mentioned Pope.
“His ceiling’s so excessive – he is clearly 6ft 7in and may swing the ball at a good tempo. He is uncooked however he’s received some good expertise.
“I am certain he’ll have the ability to go and present what he can do that week.”
Pope goes into the sport with a high rating of simply 17 within the sequence, and having confronted criticism from former England captain Michael Vaughan about his position within the staff.
Nevertheless, the Surrey batter will hope to search out type at his dwelling floor this week, the place he averages 80.6 in first-class cricket.
“I really feel good within the nets,” mentioned Pope, 26. “Final week I received a high edge to a pull shot and received caught at deep level. That’s the approach cricket can go typically.
“I am going to study from it, however now I am feeling my regular self. So yeah, hopefully there’s some runs this week.”