Harry Brook rejects leagues, completely committing to England

By Mehr Jan

Harry Brook is not only the UK’s new white ball captain, but also for now, saying no to the international franchise jack, I want to play cricket only for England. ”

26 -year -old Brook made an IPL agreement with Delhi Capitals for the second flat year, which comes with a two -year prohibition from the league under new rules.

But the Yorkshireman doesn’t flash. “To lose some money here and there – I would take any day to play for England.”

A captain at the intersection

Brook’s rise to the captain was not only built on T20 Bravado. One of England’s a few completely format main bases, the ICC test stroke lists behind Joe Root ranks second, and the UK’s vision of the Red Ball under the direction of Ben Stokes and Brendon McCullum.

Therefore, when Britain came to direct the T20 World Cup or to regain Ashes, Brook did not hesitate.

“I think the ashes,” he said. “I know I’m taking over the white ball captain, but ashes is still the summit of the jack for me.”

Brook’s decision is as strategic as symbolic. Since last summer, he has played 38 matches for England in all formats, including two ICC tournaments.

Only five cricketists had a more intense stretch. At one point, he jumped a Caribbean White Ball tour in India and the UK’s test series due to his grandmother’s illness and ultimate transition. Then, as he said, he said, ın charge after the most intense period of my career, ”he said.

Even now, Brook’s calendar is ruthless. Britain, this summer, faces six-time tests against Zimbabve-after the White Top series against the ashes in the Australia in South Africa, Ireland, New Zealand and Australia. After that, he enters a Sri Lanka tour and then into the T20 World Cup in India.

All Recreated Eyes

Brook gets into a job that Jos Buttler has evacuated after the British Cup campaign-T20 World Cup is also disappointed in a nine-month collapse.

Now, a new World Cup is only 10 months away, Brook’s first task is open: reset the tone and revive the culture.

“I think it was hard for Jos. He didn’t always have the best players, Bro Brook said, accepting the challenges that came with a packaged calendar. “I hope we can advance it.”

At home, Brook will lead the North Superchargers on the faces and plans to play several district championship games for Yorkshire before the Zimbabve test. However, when it comes to overseas leagues, nothing is targeted.

“I didn’t completely give up the franchise jack, Bro Brook said. “But in the near future, I do not see a way in the program I will have a lot of time to play in the franchise circuit.”