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11 hours ago · Harry Brook made his comeback to competitive cricket in the County Championship Division Two in April 2024 for Yorkshire, scoring a fantastic hundred against Leicestershire.
4 hours ago · England cricketer Harry Brook is touted as one of the best young cricketers of this generation. The right-handed batter shocked the world earlier this year when it came to light that he was set for a mini break from the game due to personal issues.
5 hours ago · England's Harry Brook is confident his side have the strength to retain the T20 World Cup. -AP Harry Brook admits England "fancy our chances" at the T20 World Cup and is feeling fitter, faster and ...
5 hours ago · HARRY BROOK says England are brimming with confidence heading into the T20 World Cup and ‘fancy their chances’ of repeating their 2022 heroics. The reigning champions claimed the crown with six balls to spare in a tense final with Pakistan two years ago and get their defence under way against neighbours Scotland in Barbados tomorrow.
4 hours ago · Jos Buttler, their captain and opening batsman, has been in great form of late, besides showing extraordinary levels of consistency in T20 cricket during the last two years. He is supported by Jonny Bairstow, Harry Brook and Phil Salt. Veteran Moeen Ali brings the option of an all-rounder besides adding to the variety of spin bowling on offer.
5 hours ago · Harry Brook will provide the firepower in the middle order, while Sam Curran could have an important role to play with both the bat and ball after being named as player of the tournament at the 2022 T20 World Cup. The experienced Adil Rashid leads England's spin options, boasting a bowling average of 25 in 106 international T20 matches.
1 day ago · The much-talked-about Jonny Bairstow was picked to come in at three, followed by Harry Brook, Will Jacks, Moeen Ali, Liam Livingstone and Sam Curran. Then Archer, Adil Rashid and Mark Wood made the rest of the line-up, with Anderson stating that Tom Hartley missed out, as he told Tailenders.
