Harmer urges England to tap Carl Crowe's expertise to strengthen spin bowling

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Former South Africa and Essex spinner Simon Harmer has called on England to draw on the knowledge of Carl Crowe, whom he describes as a genius. Harmer believes that Jack Leach remains England's best option for a Test spinning role. The comments highlight a focus on improving England's spin-bowling resources. The article is brief and its full context beyond these points is limited.

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