US EditionIND vs ENG, 2nd Test: Harry Brook, Jamie Smith Record Second-Highest 6th-Wicket Partnership for England in Tests
- On Day 3 of the second Test between England and India at Edgbaston on July 5, 2025, Harry Brook and Jamie Smith forged a 303-run partnership for the sixth wicket.
- This partnership arose after England slumped to 84 for five early in their first innings while responding to India's first innings total of 587 runs.
- Brook and Smith adopted a counter-attacking approach, bringing up centuries and helping England reach 355 for five at tea, shifting momentum from India’s earlier dominance.
- Smith scored his century off 80 balls, placing him fourth fastest among England players in Tests, while Brook reached his ninth hundred in 44 innings, ranking third fastest for England.
- This second-highest partnership for England at the sixth wicket revived their innings and marked the third 300-plus stand against India in Tests, revitalizing the series balance.
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"He's a phenomenal player": Harry Brook hails Jamie Smith for his heroic 184 against India
England batter Harry Brook said that playing with Jamie Smith was enjoyable and that Smith's aggressive approach helped shift the momentum in the first innings for the Three Lions on Day 3 of the first test against India at Edgbaston, Birmingham. Harry Brook and Jamie Smith toppled multiple records by scripting a 303-run stand on the third day of the second Test against India at Edgbaston on Friday. There were many threes in the sizzling partner…
Harry Brook and Jamie Smith smash records as England mount thrilling comeback against India at Edgbaston
Jamie Smith and Harry Brook forged a massive stand for the 6th wicket and completed England's fight back. Both completed their respective centuries at Edgbaston and in the process broke records.
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