Glamorgan batter Asa Tribe is making waves with England Lions in South Africa as he builds his case for a senior international call-up. The Jersey-born batsman has been working on technical adjustments that are paying dividends during the tour.

Tribe's cricket journey spans continents, from his early days in Jersey to Cardiff for university, then stints in Texas, Adelaide, Nepal, and the Paarl Royals in South Africa. He joined Glamorgan on a rookie deal in 2023 before securing an improved contract last year.

His technical evolution includes becoming more side-on with a refined trigger movement, allowing him to handle short-pitched bowling better. These changes have helped him adapt to the faster, bouncier pitches in South Africa compared to County Championship conditions.

England managing director Rob Key confirmed Tribe's name is in selection discussions, though timing remains uncertain. The 25-year-old could become Glamorgan's first England representative since Simon Jones in 2005 if his current form continues.