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Harry brook era

Coronis

Coronis

Hall of Fame Member
Johan said:
I'd be a fool to not take a shot if he agrees.
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I’d rather see you attempt to kiss him on the field and get taken out by security tbh. Too bad we don’t have a Symonds anymore, unsure if anyone would take on the burden of knocking you down.
 
Johan

Johan

Hall of Fame Member
Coronis said:
I’d rather see you attempt to kiss him on the field and get taken out by security tbh. Too bad we don’t have a Symonds anymore, unsure if anyone would take on the burden of knocking you down.
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I'm not insane bruh
 
kyear2

kyear2

Hall of Fame Member
In all of this (comparatively very brief) discussion of the Harry Brook era, has anyone mentioned that that on top of his batting, that's he arguably one of the top 2 slip fielders in the world right now?
 
Molehill

Molehill

International Coach
kyear2 said:
In all of this (comparatively very brief) discussion of the Harry Brook era, has anyone mentioned that that on top of his batting, that's he arguably one of the top 2 slip fielders in the world right now?
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Who is the other 1 you're thinking of? But he does seem very secure and takes some tough chances. The one bonus about England having a settled batting line up is that you can do the same for your slip cordon. Root, Brook, Crawley, Duckett is up there now with the 2010/11 group.
 
kyear2

kyear2

Hall of Fame Member
Molehill said:
Who is the other 1 you're thinking of? But he does seem very secure and takes some tough chances. The one bonus about England having a settled batting line up is that you can do the same for your slip cordon. Root, Brook, Crawley, Duckett is up there now with the 2010/11 group.
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Think Markram has been impressive everytime time I seen him.
 
sayon basak

sayon basak

International Coach
kyear2 said:
In all of this (comparatively very brief) discussion of the Harry Brook era, has anyone mentioned that that on top of his batting, that's he arguably one of the top 2 slip fielders in the world right now?
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They would if it was as mention worthy as batting.
 
kyear2

kyear2

Hall of Fame Member
sayon basak said:
They would if it was as mention worthy as batting.
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Like it's never mentioned for Hammond, Sobers, Simpson, Kallis, Taylor etc etc.?

But if you don't think being the best in the world at the most critical fielding position, is an important distinction, that's fine too.
 
Johan

Johan

Hall of Fame Member
Brook: Finally I'm the number one rated Test Batsman in the world, it sure feels goo-

Root:
 
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