Harry Brook is drowning in ego and arrogance – the only way he will stop believing in his own invincibility is by being dropped, writes IAN HERBERT

Harry Brook is drowning in ego and arrogance – the only way he will stop believing in his own invincibility is by being dropped, writes IAN HERBERT

There was a time, on a very flat track in Rawalpindi not so many winters back, when Harry Brook telegraphed the very distinct sense that he would become a tornado in Test cricket.  His maiden century in brutal heat against Pakistan came on the day that England smashed cricket’s equivalent of the four-minute mile, with four batsmen thumping centuries on the same day. The perspective and wise counsel that day came from David ‘Bumble‘ Lloyd, cautio…