CRACKING the safe at Fort Knox might be easier than breaking into England’s ODI World Cup-winning side at the moment.
But explosive opener Phil Salt is hoping he has the tools to do just that between now and their 50-overs title defence in India next year.
Salt was in scintillating form in England’s record-breaking ODI opener against Netherlands in Amstelveen on Friday after hitting a maiden century.
And while he acknowledges even getting his foot in the door will not be easy, Salt is determined to “give the selectors a headache” as they look to fine-tune the squad over the next 12 months.
“I know I certainly want to give them a problem,” he said.
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