ENG vs NZ 2nd Test: Harry Brook becomes ‘FIRST’ cricketer in history to accomplish ‘THIS’ feat in Test cricket

ENG vs NZ 2nd Test: Bazball is not a time period anymore, it has grow to be a manner of approaching Test cricket and this has undoubtedly labored in England’s favour. The Ben Stokes-led dominant English facet has gained 10 out of their final 11 Test matches they usually have utterly altered how the longest format of the sport is performed. Interestingly, England have outplayed each opposition in each house and away situations. 

The mighty English facet is taking over Tim Southee‘s New Zealand in the continuing 2nd Test match that’s being performed at Basin Reserve, Wellington. The Kiwis gained the toss and opted to bowl first and it turned out to be a horror choice for them. The English cricket crew closed the primary day’s play on 315/3 courtesy of Joe Root and Harry Brook’s stellar centuries. Brook continues to be unbeaten on 184 runs and he seems all set to get to an enormous rating.

Harry Brook’s report

Courtesy of his fireworks at Basin Reserve, Wellington, harry Brook has grow to be the primary participant in the history of Test cricket in to rating 800 runs in his first 9 Test innings. To this date, Brook has confronted 812 deliveries in his profession and has amassed a complete of 807 runs. The 24-year-old teenager has performed 9 innings in 6 Test matches and averages 100.88. This was Brook’s 4th Test hundred and he has a profession strike fee of 99.38. In his brief profession, Brook has hit 101 boundaries and 20 sixes. 

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Brook who’s touted as England’s future star rose to fame after his spectacular performances in the 2018 version of the U-19 World Cup. Brook made his Test debut in opposition to South Africa on the Kennington Oval on September 8, 2022 and since then, he has by no means seemed again.

New Zealand XI: Tom Latham, Devon Conway, Kane Williamson, Will Young, Henry Nicholls, Daryl Mitchell, Tom Blundell (wk), Michael Bracewell, Tim Southee (c), Matt Henry, Neil Wagner

England XI: Zak Crawley, Ben Duckett, Ollie Pope, Joe Root, Harry Brook, Ben Stokes (c), Ben Foakes (wk), Ollie Robinson, Stuart Broad, Jack Leach, James Anderson

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