Lucky to start his official Test career with Pakistan, Harry Brook

 

English cricketer Harry Brook says that England will bowl aggressively against Pakistan on the third day of the Karachi Test. It doesn't matter what target England gets, England team will try to chase it successfully Will do.

In an interview with Geo News after scoring a century in the Karachi Test, 33-year-old Harry Brooke said that he tried to keep pressure on the Pakistani bowlers during his innings, hit the bad balls and hit the good balls. Defend on the merits.

When he was asked what he would like to say about the England batting records he has made, he said that he does not know which records to make, but also said that making records is always a good thing...

He added that in this team, every member of the squad wants to create new records, and it is also good to create records, hopefully, more such records will be created.

Harry Brook said that his team's position is stable, if Syria had got two wickets, the situation would have been very different. On the third day, we will try to get maximum wickets against Pakistan.

Harry Brooke played an innings of one hundred and eleven runs in the Karachi Test, thanks to which England gained a lead of fifty runs against Pakistan, Pakistan managed to score twenty-one runs in the second innings.

When Harry Brooke was asked what he thought would be a suitable target for England on this wicket? So he said that it doesn't matter what the target is because whatever the target is the team should try to achieve it successfully.

He said that he will bowl aggressively tomorrow and will want to restrict Pakistan to a minimum score.

To a question, the young English batsman said that he had played in Pakistan twice before the Test series, although they were not red ball matches, it helped him understand the pitches and bowlers. His Test career officially began in the conditions here.