Does England get defeat due to smog? Harry Brook made controversial statements before second T20, flopped in Kolkata

Last Updated:January 24, 2025, 23:51 is

England vice -captain Harry Brook has made a controversial statement against India ahead of the second T20 match. Brook says that his batsmen were having trouble playing due to smog on the ground in the first T20. Brook ate …Read more

New Delhi. The Indo-England teams will clash in the second T20 on Saturday. The match will be played in Chennai. In the first T20, England defeated India by 7 wickets. Before the second T20, a statement by England vice -captain Harry Brook has come. Hearing this, you will also beat the forehead. Brook says that the fog in Kolkata in the evening had doubled the bowling of mysterious spinner Varun Chakraborty. But he hopes that the air of Chennai will be relatively clean to see the white Kabrakur ball. Chakraborty took 3 wickets for 33 runs in India's 7 -wicket win over England in the first match of the 5 -match T20 series. He dismissed Jose Butler, Liam Livingstone and Brook.

Harry Brook told the Daily Telegraph, 'Varun Chakraborty is a very good bowler. But that night it was very difficult to play due to the mist. Hopefully, the air here will be a little clean and we will be able to see the ball a little easily. Facing spin in T20 cricket is probably the most difficult task in the game, especially because I always get out in an attempt to play a big shot. Brook said that he is preparing his own way to combat spin.

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He said, 'Maybe I have to be a little restrained but we will see. I think I have a way. Just trying to do it continuously more often. I come in the middle order, so the early few balls I face are usually off -spin. Brook scored a century in the IPL a few sessions earlier for Sunrisers Hyderabad playing a century against Chakraborty's Kolkata Knight Riders.