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Flowing Brook now looks the part for World Cup
Evening Standard
|September 26, 2022
Harry seizing his chance on tour as tournament looms
PAKISTAN fans were not shy in voicing their disapproval at getting to see so little of their No5 with bat in hand in Karachi yesterday.
Asif Ali was afforded just three balls at the end of the home innings in the Fourth T20, putting two of them into the stand to help Pakistan to what still looked a significantly sub-par total.
Chasing 167, England fans might happily have seen none of theirs. But after three top-order wickets fell inside the first two overs of the reply for only 14 runs, few will have been complaining at the prospect of another dose of Harry Brook.
On Friday evening, Brook had produced a coming-of-age innings in an England shirt, a magical, all-roundthe-ground 81* off just 35 deliveries, including eight fours and five sixes, to put England 2-1 up in the series.
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