Harry Brook ran into an issue while he was in route to address the media. He couldn’t get in.
How New Zealand wishes that keeping Brook silent in the middle was that easy.
A week after playing an innings in the first Test, England’s number five had played what is probably going to be a game-changing innings in the second. The tourists are within striking distance of winning the series after Brook’s 123 on the first day in Wellington after his 171 in Christchurch.
Father Christmas would be pleased with the winter’s work he is assembling. Following a triple-century in Pakistan come the twin hundreds in New Zealand. Only the legendary Sir Donald Bradman has a better away record than the Yorkshireman.
