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Although Brook missed out on a a century in the first innings of the first Test match against New Zealand at the Bay Oval on Thursday, his second Test half-century put on display yet another entertaining spectacle. Coming in to bat at No. 5 in the 27th over, Brook scored 89 (81) comprising 15 fours and a six at a strike rate of 109.87 to not let his team lose an advantage created by opening batter Ben Duckett (84) in the afternoon. With the current crop of English batters not believing much in differentiating between formats, Brook backed the theory to hit boundaries all around the ground. Notwithstanding the loss of two quick wickets, a brave Brook hit an aerial shot off New Zealand fast bowler Neil Wagner on the fourth ball that he faced to earn his first boundary despite not the most perfect of executions. It was against Wagner only that Brook hit his next three fours over the slips, through covers and over mid-off to further get going. What followed was the right-handed batter not letting go of any run-scoring opportunity hitting numerous eye-catching shots in the process. Duckett and Brook’s half-centuries played a key role in England declaring their innings at 325/9 in 58.2 overs. Yes, you read that right! Harry Brook could enter an elite club in the second innings Assuming Brook manages to score his fourth Test century in the second innings of this match, he will become only the 13th batter in the history of cricket to score hundreds in four consecutive Test matches...

In the winter of 2022-23, Harry Brook announced himself as one of the world's most exciting young players with a staggering run of form across formats, most particularly in England's rebooted Test team. After making his debut against South Africa in September 2022, Brook travelled to Pakistan and New Zealand with Ben Stokes' team, where he peeled off consecutive scores of 153, 87, 9, 111, 89, 54, and 186 to take his overall tally to 809 runs in nine innings, at an extraordinary strike-rate of 98.77. No player in Test history had started with a bigger bang - Vinod Kambli had 796 runs after his own ninth innings - and not even Brook's anticlimactic tenth innings (run out without facing in England's thrilling one-run defeat at Wellington) could take the gloss off his achievement. By then, Brook was also a T20 World Cup winner, after featuring in England's triumph in Australia earlier in the winter, and at the IPL auction in December, he was snapped up by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 13.25 crore (£1.3 million). A former England U19s captain, Brook had flickered in Yorkshire colours over the first couple of years of his professional career, most notably when scoring a maiden first-class hundred at Chelmsford in 2018, as the visitors recovered from being bowled out for 50 in their first innings to inflict defeat on reigning champions Essex. He recorded a List A hundred at the start of Yorkshire's 2019 Royal London Cup campaign, and showed signs of greater consistency the following...

Harry Brook is the third Sunrisers batter to hit an IPL century after David Warner and Jonny Bairstow Indian Premier League, Kolkata Sunrisers Hyderabad 228-4 (20 overs): Brook 100* (55 balls), Markram 50 (26); Russell 3-22 Kolkata Knight Riders 205-7 (20 overs): Rana 75 (41), Rinku 58* (31) Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 23 runs Scorecard . Table Harry Brook hit his maiden Indian Premier League century with 100 not out off 55 balls in Sunrisers Hyderabad's 23-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders. The England batter, 24, smacked 12 fours and three sixes in a sublime knock to help Sunrisers post 228-4. Kolkata could only reach 205-7 in reply despite Nitish Rana's 75 from 41 balls, and Rinku Singh's unbeaten 58 off 31. Brook is the first batter to hit a ton in this year's IPL and the fifth England batter in history to do so. "My girlfriend is here but the rest of my family have just left," said Brook, who had scored only 29 runs across his first three IPL games. "I knew this would happen - as soon as they left I will get some runs. I'm sure they'll all be very happy for me." • Test Match Special IPL podcast: Brook and Buttler brilliance and thrilling finishes Opening the batting, Yorkshire's Brook took 32 balls to reach his half-century, needing only 23 further deliveries to bring up his second T20 ton. This century is Brook's latest exploit in a staggering year for the right-hander, who has established himself as one of the most thrilling batters in world cricket in all formats. ...

The 16th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 has kicked off fabulously and the winners of the 2016 season, Sunrisers Hyderabad, will be looking to replicate the form they displayed back in 2016. One of the most important players in their arsenal for the IPL 2023 is their new signing Harry Brook. Former captain of the U19 England team, Brook has done really well in the longest format for England thus far. The right-handed batter has amassed 809 runs in ten innings and people are curious to see how he performs during IPL 2023. Seeing his statistics, it won't be a bad shout to claim that Brook could well become one of the leading contenders for the IPL Orange Cap 2023 as the competition progresses. Harry Brook’s game in numbers Harry Brook’s record in both international and domestic cricket has made him a major threat to bowlers all around the world. The 24-year-old has played six Test matches for England so far, where he has notched up over 800 runs with four centuries as well and has an astounding average of 80.90. In the 20 T20Is that he has played in, Brook has amassed 372 runs at a strike rate of 137.77, his explosive knocks and repertoire with the bat undoubtedly make him one of the best young talents in world cricket currently. It could be interesting to see how he fares in his very first IPL season. If he does play at the top of his game, Brook could well become an integral part of Hyderabad's batting line-up.

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There had been plenty of things going against him. Kolkata welcomed him with the day's temperatures touching 41, humidity levels at almost 100%, and an Eden Gardens crowd aching to see him fail a fourth time. With scores of 13, 3 and 13 in his first three IPL innings, the price-tag pressure of INR 13.25 crore (approx. US $1.61m) mounted. Checking his social-media mentions after those three failures didn't help him either. The two fast bowlers stuck to an off-stump line but Brook sent those balls to three distinct places. His quick skips to the leg side sent cuts through point for four. When he walked towards off, he got low to scoop those same balls over short fine leg. When he didn't move, his full face of the bat sent the ball to long-off. At one stage, he had raced away to 31 off 11. But for Brook, this was a relatively new job. In 93 T20 innings before the IPL, he had opened only three times. His imperious T20 numbers - an average of 34.14 and a strike rate of 147.77 - have been built from Nos. 4 to 6 with England, Yorkshire, Northern Superchargers, Lahore Qalandars and Hobart Hurricanes. However, the middle order was not the right fit for an IPL rookie like Brook. He was struggling against spin - a strike rate of 80, and an average of 6 told the story - in the middle overs, and teams were beginning to target him with that match-up. So when regular opener Abhishek Sharma was briefly out with injury and Anmolpreet Singh didn't impress, Brook was asked to open. On Friday...

Harry Brook was signed by SRH for Rs 13.25 crore at the IPL auction in Kochi on Friday. Brook had entered the auction at a base price of Rs 1.5 crore. There was a bidding war between Royal Challengers Bangalore and Rajasthan Royals initially before Sunrisers Hyderabad joined the bidding war. SRH and RR then kept raising the paddle as Brook’s worth crossed Rs 13 crore, at which point RR finally dropped out. RR only has Rs 13.2 crore in its purse. Brook is the first millionaire of IPL 2023 auction. The 23-year-old made his T20I debut in 2022 against West Indies at Bridgetown. In 17 innings for England, Brook averages 26.57 at a strike rate of 137.77. He was also a part of Three Lions’ World Cup winning team in Australia. This is the first time Brook will be part of the IPL.

In the winter of 2022-23, Harry Brook announced himself as one of the world's most exciting young players with a staggering run of form across formats, most particularly in England's rebooted Test team. After making his debut against South Africa in September 2022, Brook travelled to Pakistan and New Zealand with Ben Stokes' team, where he peeled off consecutive scores of 153, 87, 9, 111, 89, 54, and 186 to take his overall tally to 809 runs in nine innings, at an extraordinary strike-rate of 98.77. No player in Test history had started with a bigger bang - Vinod Kambli had 796 runs after his own ninth innings - and not even Brook's anticlimactic tenth innings (run out without facing in England's thrilling one-run defeat at Wellington) could take the gloss off his achievement. By then, Brook was also a T20 World Cup winner, after featuring in England's triumph in Australia earlier in the winter, and at the IPL auction in December, he was snapped up by Sunrisers Hyderabad for Rs 13.25 crore (£1.3 million). A former England U19s captain, Brook had flickered in Yorkshire colours over the first couple of years of his professional career, most notably when scoring a maiden first-class hundred at Chelmsford in 2018, as the visitors recovered from being bowled out for 50 in their first innings to inflict defeat on reigning champions Essex. He recorded a List A hundred at the start of Yorkshire's 2019 Royal London Cup campaign, and showed signs of greater consistency the following...

The 16th season of the Indian Premier League (IPL) 2023 has kicked off fabulously and the winners of the 2016 season, Sunrisers Hyderabad, will be looking to replicate the form they displayed back in 2016. One of the most important players in their arsenal for the IPL 2023 is their new signing Harry Brook. Former captain of the U19 England team, Brook has done really well in the longest format for England thus far. The right-handed batter has amassed 809 runs in ten innings and people are curious to see how he performs during IPL 2023. Seeing his statistics, it won't be a bad shout to claim that Brook could well become one of the leading contenders for the IPL Orange Cap 2023 as the competition progresses. Harry Brook’s game in numbers Harry Brook’s record in both international and domestic cricket has made him a major threat to bowlers all around the world. The 24-year-old has played six Test matches for England so far, where he has notched up over 800 runs with four centuries as well and has an astounding average of 80.90. In the 20 T20Is that he has played in, Brook has amassed 372 runs at a strike rate of 137.77, his explosive knocks and repertoire with the bat undoubtedly make him one of the best young talents in world cricket currently. It could be interesting to see how he fares in his very first IPL season. If he does play at the top of his game, Brook could well become an integral part of Hyderabad's batting line-up.

Harry Brook is the third Sunrisers batter to hit an IPL century after David Warner and Jonny Bairstow Indian Premier League, Kolkata Sunrisers Hyderabad 228-4 (20 overs): Brook 100* (55 balls), Markram 50 (26); Russell 3-22 Kolkata Knight Riders 205-7 (20 overs): Rana 75 (41), Rinku 58* (31) Sunrisers Hyderabad won by 23 runs Scorecard . Table Harry Brook hit his maiden Indian Premier League century with 100 not out off 55 balls in Sunrisers Hyderabad's 23-run win over Kolkata Knight Riders. The England batter, 24, smacked 12 fours and three sixes in a sublime knock to help Sunrisers post 228-4. Kolkata could only reach 205-7 in reply despite Nitish Rana's 75 from 41 balls, and Rinku Singh's unbeaten 58 off 31. Brook is the first batter to hit a ton in this year's IPL and the fifth England batter in history to do so. "My girlfriend is here but the rest of my family have just left," said Brook, who had scored only 29 runs across his first three IPL games. "I knew this would happen - as soon as they left I will get some runs. I'm sure they'll all be very happy for me." • Test Match Special IPL podcast: Brook and Buttler brilliance and thrilling finishes Opening the batting, Yorkshire's Brook took 32 balls to reach his half-century, needing only 23 further deliveries to bring up his second T20 ton. This century is Brook's latest exploit in a staggering year for the right-hander, who has established himself as one of the most thrilling batters in world cricket in all formats. ...