Ind vs Eng: ‘The world knows that we …’ Hunkar of Harry Brook before the fourth day’s game

New Delhi. England vice-captain Harry Brook has warned India before the fourth day of the Edgbaston Test. In this match of Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy, he said that ‘everyone in the world’ knows that he is ready to chase any target set by the visiting team. After scoring 587 runs in the first innings, India dismissed England for 407 runs, in which Mohammad Siraj took six wickets and Akash Deep took four wickets. India ended the day at 64/1, in which KL Rahul and Karun Nair were at the crease and the team’s lead was 244 runs.

Harry Brook, who first scored a brilliant 158 ​​runs. He said in a post-day press conference, “I think everyone in the world knows that we will try to chase whatever goals they will give us. We have a big day tomorrow morning and we will try to take some wickets soon and pressurize them.”

He further said, “They are ahead now, but if we take some wickets early in the morning… then you never know how this game can change. As we saw last week, we took 7 wickets for 30 runs and then 6 wickets for 40 runs in the headingley and today they did the same with us. Everything happened very quickly and you never know how to change the game.”

Brook also reported that he took inspiration from 0 and 99 (where he left several occasions left, including Duck on the first ball against Jaspreet Bumrah, and performed almost innocent in the second Test. “I was definitely hungry to score a century today. I had never been out in the 90s before. It was disappointing, but I should have got a pair last week, so I can’t complain much.”