Harry Brook has vowed to take more risks against New Zealand to keep England’s T20 World Cup on track.
But he admits he is feeling short of cricket after just two competitive matches in 17 days thanks to the tournament format and the washout with Australia.
The two games he has played have not been vintage performances from the promising youngster, and far from being the fluent stroke-maker he was in Pakistan and when he first arrived Down Under, he is now scratching around for his next run. And after some stern words from skipper Jos Buttler who railed against his team’s complacency, the onus is on the batters to get the job done properly on Tuesday night.
