For English willow bearer, Harry Brook, IPL is the world’s premier franchise cricket event

Mumbai: Since making his England debut as a young batter, Harry Brook has been a phenomenon in international cricket. The 24-year-old has four hundreds in only six Test appearances and is a two-time T20 World Champion. While he hasn’t had as many chances in the white-ball games, his strike rate in ODIs (98.85) and T20Is is incredible (137.77).

Brook is prepared to taste the opulence of the Indian Premier League after a strong international debut (IPL). The right-handed batsman was signed by Sunrisers Hyderabad (SRH) ahead of the 2023 season for a staggering fee of Rs 13.25 crore in the major players’ auction. He is about to enlist in the orange army, and fans can’t wait to see how well he bats against top-tier bowlers on Indian soil.

Harry is eager to show off his abilities in the subcontinent. The young man told ESPNCricinfo that he can’t wait to participate in the IPL since it is the world’s premier franchise cricket event.

According to Brook, it’s the world’s finest franchise competition, according to ESPNCricinfo.

Everyone wants to participate. There are many talented players here. Hopefully, I will get the chance to demonstrate my current level of play and demonstrate to the world that I am capable of scoring runs anywhere, he said.

Harry will get the chance to work with the legendary coaches Brian Lara, Muthiah Muralidaran, and Dale Steyn in the nets if he plays for the SRH in IPL 2023. These three individuals make up the coaching staffs for the Sunrisers.

“Brian Lara is a video game legend… When I was younger, I used to like watching him,” he said.

Harry made a fantastic start to his Test career, breaking Vinod Kambli’s record of the most runs scored in the first nine innings in a Test match. He surpassed Kambli’s total of 798 runs with 809 runs.

I’m incredibly fortunate to have made this Test team, Brook stated.

“That fits my game more than any, really, the style we’re trying to play, the good brand of cricket we’re trying to play to excite the fans.”