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Brook stresses positives in T20 series win despite washouts

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October 24, 2025

England’s T20 series against New Zealand ended as it had started, with a washout.

- Simon Burnton

Rain first intervened at 7.17pm, two minutes after the start of play. After a brief resumption it returned, paused, allowed the umpires to schedule a 10pm restart and then fell once again at 9.59pm. Twenty-five balls were bowled.

“You don’t want to come all the way over to this part of the world and only play one game,” Harry Brook, England’s captain, said. “Very frustrating.”

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