England's star cricketer Joe Root scored his 35th Test hundred during the first Test against Pakistan to witness a big boost in his ratings in the ICC Men's Test rankings on Wednesday. Indian captain Rohit Sharma also jumped two places in the updated rankings by the ICC.
Harry Brook is scaling new heights every day in his Test career. Even though he has played only 19 Test matches so far, the 25-year-old has displayed excellent skills with bat in testing conditions and has already notched up a triple century while averaging 62.5 in the longest format.
England are closing in on a famous win in the first Test against Pakistan in Multan. After declaring the innings at 823/7 with a lead of 267 runs, Pakistan collapsed to 82/6 in their second essay. It was a memorable day for Joe Root and Harry Brook as they broke multiple world records.
England batter Harry Brook has smashed his maiden triple century in the ongoing first Test against Pakistan in Multan. After conceding 556 runs, England have inflicted carnage on Pakistan crossing the 750-run mark in their first innings.
In-form Joe Root scored 176* off 277 balls and Harry Brook smashed unbeaten 141 runs on Day 3 of the opening Test match against Pakistan in Multan. The duo added an unbeaten 243 runs for the fourth wicket to set a new partnership record for England in red-ball cricket.
Harry Brook continued his magnificent form across all three formats as he brought up his sixth Test century in Multan against Pakistan on the third day of the first Test. Brook surpassed Virat Kohli in the World Test Championship list while equalling Mohinder Amarnath and Aravinda de Silva.
PAK vs ENG: Abrar Ahmed will be majorly responsible for providing Pakistan with breakthroughs on day three. Right-arm off-break bowler Salman Ali Agha will share the wicket-taking responsibility with Abrar Ahmed.
Harry Brook produced scintillating performances during the England vs Australia ODI series. The stand-in skipper for the series, Brook, hit three fifty-plus scores in the five-match ODI series and shattered a major record earlier held by Virat Kohli.
England on the back of two stupendous performances have levelled the five-match ODI series and are favourites to win three in a row with the momentum they have and Australia being under pressure. Australia haven't been at their best and will need an inspirational performance in the decider.
England drew level with Australia, coming back from losing the first two ODIs, and have taken the five-match series to the decider in Bristol. In a 39 overs-per-side clash at Lord's, England smashed the Australian attack to pieces to achieve their second biggest ODI win at the venue.
Virat Kohli was named among Delhi's 84 probables for the Ranji Trophy alongside Rishabh Pant while captain Harry Brook helped England stay alive in the five-match ODI series against Australia with a maiden century in the format. Here's a look at the top 10 sports stories on September 25.
England beat Travis Head and Adam Zampa-less Australian side in the third ODI in Durham to stay alive in the five-match assignment with the DLS method deciding the result. Will Jacks and Harry Brook's 156-run partnership was the centre of England's win as captain smashed his maiden ODI hundred.
England will take the field on Tuesday (September 24) with an aim to stay alive in the ongoing five-match ODI series against Australia. The visitors have been brilliant winning the first two matches and extending their winning streak in ODIs to 14 matches.
"England Men’s white-ball captain Jos Buttler has been ruled out of the Metro Bank ODI Series against Australia as he continues to recover from a right calf injury. Yorkshire right-handed batter will captain the ODI team" the ECB statement said.
England batters have been been benefited from their run-scoring spree in the second Test against the West Indies. England scored more than 400 runs in each of their innings with Joe Root, Ollie Pope and Harry Brook smashing centuries.
Harry Brook foiled West Indies' plans of bowling England out cheaply in their second innings. The wicket is not showing any signs of wear and tear and therefore the bowlers need to bring their 'A' game to the table.
Harry Brook was adjudged the Player of the Match (POTM) for his blistering innings of 47* off just 20 balls and for taking two catches, including that of David Wiese. He paced his innings at a strike rate of 235.00.
Harry Brook has continued from where he left off as he returned to playing competitive cricket and smashed a century for Yorkshire in the County Championship Division Two match against Leicestershire. Brook, who hasn't played since December 2023, pulled out of India Tests and then the IPL as well.
Several England cricketers have pulled out of the ongoing Indian Premier League (IPL) 2024 edition. The franchises have already raised concerns reportedly to the BCCI related to the late pull outs from the overseas players. With the latest development, the issue is likely to be highlighted again.
Delhi Capitals have been hunting for a couple of replacements ahead of IPL 2024 since Harry Brook pulled out due to personal reasons while Lungi Ngidi hasn't recovered from the lower-back injury. While Jake Fraser-McGurk has replaced Ngidi, the Capitals are looking for one more pacer.
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