England vice-captain Harry Brook has opened the Indian Premier League (IPL) and his plan to play in the tournament in future.“It was an incredibly difficult decision,” Brooke told TOI in a special interview.“This is a great tournament, the world’s best tournament in franchise cricket, with such great players, brilliant coaches and terrible crowd.“I would like to play it again, but for now, my priority is to do good in formats for England.”Right-arm self-helping batter also praised Indian wicketkeeper-better Rishabh Pant.
“He is a terrible player. It was great to see him bats. He is an eye catching; everyone switchs on TV when he is a bats.He can take the game away from any team, at any level… one of the best in the world. ,The second test of the five -match series will begin on Wednesday.“Historically, Birmingham may be flatter and may be a little more spin. But it is an English wicket at the end of the day, and if anything for the spinners, it will be at the end of 4 and 5 days,” Brooke said.
