Harry Brook, England's vice-captain, says that his team's hopes of combatting India's spin bowlers in the first T20I were hampered by an unusual but familiar foe to English touring sides - a thick ...

England's middle-order batter Harry Brook was brutally roasted for his “smog” comment as he once again lost his wicket to Varun Chakravarthy in the 2nd T20I of the five-match series at the MA ...

England batter Harry Brook was ruthlessly cooked for his 'smog' remark after losing his wicket to Varun Chakravarthy once again in the second T20I match.

"It was harder to pick the ball due to the smog in Kolkata. Hopefully, the air is a bit clearer in Chennai and we can see the ball a bit easier," said Harry Brook. With Chennai hosting the second ...

However, it was deja vu all over again for Brook as Chakravarthy cleaned him up with googly in the second T20I, but this time under the smog-free air of Chennai. Brook's knock lasted eight balls ...

Brook's dismissal in Chennai came after he had previously commented on the impact of smog during the first T20I in Kolkata, stating that it made it difficult to see the ball. During Brook's ...

“But with the smog the other night, it was a lot harder to pick. Hopefully the air is a bit clearer here and we can see the ball a bit easier.” Brook, a T20 World Cup winner in 2022, has a ...

“But with the smog the other night, it was a lot harder to pick. Hopefully the air is a bit clearer here and we can see the ball a bit easier.” Brook, though, was typically matter of fact ...

After his dismissal against spinner Varun Chakravarthy in the first T20I, Brook claimed that the 'smog' in Kolkata made it difficult for him to read the ball. However, the England batter was ...

"He's tough to pick. I think actually with the smog the other night, it was a lot harder to pick as well. Hopefully, the air is a bit clearer here and we can see the ball a bit easier. "He's an ...

(REUTERS) On the eve of the 2nd T20I against India, Harry Brook remarked that the smog in Kolkata made the job difficult, and batters could not see the ball out of the bowler's hand. As Brook was ...