US EditionHarry Brook holds England together to trail India by 144 runs at Headingley
- On the third day of the opening Test in Leeds on June 22, 2025, England reached 327 for five, remaining 144 runs behind India's first-innings total.
- England's fightback stemmed from Harry Brook's counter-attacking innings, aided by six dropped catches from Indian fielders including three by Yashasvi Jaiswal.
- At 26, Brook showcased commanding and aggressive batting, taking advantage of the fluctuating Indian pace bowlers by scoring boundaries including a four and six off Prasidh Krishna before being dismissed on 99.
- Brook was dismissed after attempting a pull shot without getting enough height, resulting in a catch by Shardul Thakur, and his emotional exit was met with enthusiastic applause from the crowd at Headingley.
- Brook's innings kept England competitive despite trailing, while the pitch offering some turn and Indian bowling inconsistencies suggest a dynamic contest ahead.
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Harry Brook got out for 99 in just 112 balls, keeping England at 398/7 during IND vs ENG 1st Test 2025 at the Headingley Carnegie in Leeds, Harry Brook faced a short ball from Prasidh Krishna, right at the bodyline, which touched the top edge and went straight to Shardul Thakur. 🏏 Harry Brook Wicket Video: England Middle-Order Batter Misses Out on Century By Just One Run As Prasidh Krishna Dismisses Him During IND vs ENG 1st Test 2025.
England steady the ship with Brook after India remove centurion Pope
LEEDS, England :India dismissed England's overnight centurion Ollie Pope early on the third day of their opening test at Headingley on Sunday but Harry Brook helped the hosts to reach 327-5 in their first innings and they trailed by 144 runs at lunch.Resuming on 209-3 in reply to India's 471 all out, England
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