Versuchen GOLD - Frei
Cricket Salt happy for Brook to take centre stage in England win
Bristol Post
|October 21, 2025
HIL Salt was happy to play second fiddle to Harry Brook in England’s 65-run win over New Zealand in the second T20, even if it meant reducing his chances of a significant milestone.
Harry Brook, left, congratulates England team-mate Phil Salt on his half-century in Christchurch
(Getty Images)
Brook was at his destructive best in Christchurch, thumping five sixes, three of which sailed out of the Hagley Oval, and six fours in his 78 off 35 balls, putting on 129 with Salt, who was no slouch himself.
Salt thrashed 85 off 56 balls to underpin England’s 236-4, but he felt Brook was a level up in the power-hitting stakes and was glad to get his partner on strike once the Yorkshireman got going.
Doing so might have diminished his hopes of a fifth T20 hundred - equalling the world record held jointly by India’s Rohit Sharma and Australia’s Glenn Maxwell - but Salt had no regrets.
Diese Geschichte stammt aus der October 21, 2025-Ausgabe von Bristol Post.
Abonnieren Sie Magzter GOLD, um auf Tausende kuratierter Premium-Geschichten und über 9.000 Zeitschriften und Zeitungen zuzugreifen.
Sie sind bereits Abonnent? Anmelden
WEITERE GESCHICHTEN VON Bristol Post
Bristol Post
'New career path' Influential city musician releases first feature film
HE was the musical genius behind seminal Bristol bands Portishead and Beak and now Geoff Barrow has turned his talents to writing and co-producing his first feature film, which is being premiered in the city next week.
1 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Joker with a serious dream
EDDIE Murphy has been a Hollywood star for more than four decades with roles in Beverly Hills Cop, The Nutty Professor and Shrek.
1 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Speculation triggered after film crews spotted set up at landmark city church
FILM crews were seen at a church in Bristol yesterday.
1 min
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Get a daily dose of nature's medicine
What better prescription than time in the great outdoors?
1 min
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Armistice Day marked by royalty
THE Princess of Wales led the nation yesterday in a poignant two-minute silence in remembrance of the fallen on Armistice Day.
2 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Pellet pollution on beach ‘likely’ to be from water treatment plant
HUGE numbers of plastic beads that washed up on a beach on the south coast are “highly likely” to have come from a Southern Water treatment works, the water company has admitted.
2 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Education School's new idea to boost attendance
A SCHOOL in Bristol has launched an 'Own Clothes Challenge' in a bid to boost its attendance figures.
2 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Racism row Greens slam Labour decision to restore party whip to suspended councillor
BRISTOL Labour councillor suspended from the party after he made a comment on Facebook that sparked complaints of racism has been restored to the party, prompting fury from opponents at City Hall.
2 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
US shutdown is over
THE United States Senate passed legislation on Monday to reopen the US government, bringing the longest shutdown in history closer to an end as a small group of Democrats ratified a deal with Republicans, despite searing criticism from within their party.
1 mins
November 12, 2025
Bristol Post
Gas through as group winners after Conteh cashes in on 'keeper error
KAMIL Conteh's 94th-minute goal meant Bristol Rovers topped Group B in the southern section of the Vertu Trophy ahead of Plymouth Argyle. After a scrappy game, Conteh forced the ball over the line in the dying seconds to ensure the Gas will play their round of 32 match in the competition at home.
2 mins
November 12, 2025
Listen
Translate
Change font size