Cameron Green has revealed his eagerness to shoulder more responsibility with the ball, outlining a clear plan for his bowling workloads now that there are no restrictions related to the Ashes hanging over him. The Australian allrounder admitted that in the past, management had been cautious with his overs to protect him from injury and to preserve him for marquee series like the Ashes, but with those limitations lifted, he is determined to contribute more consistently as a frontline option. Green stressed that he sees his bowling as a vital part of his role, not just a supporting skill, and has been working on refining his lengths, adding subtle variations, and maintaining discipline to complement his natural bounce and pace. With Australia facing a packed international calendar, he believes that stepping up with the ball will also give the selectors greater flexibility in balancing the side, particularly in conditions where four seamers may not always be feasible. For Green, the opportunity to bowl without restraint is as much about proving his durability as it is about showcasing his skill, and his plans reflect a maturity and hunger to establish himself as a genuine allrounder capable of shaping games with both bat and ball.