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England ready to ‘get stuck in’ again after Lord’s clashes – Harry Brook
GREATER LONDON, ENGLAND, JUL 21 – Harry Brook says England will continue their aggressive approach at Old Trafford after a heated Lord's win that gave them a 2-1 series lead in the Test match against India.
- On July 23 the fourth Test begins at Old Trafford, Manchester, and England batsman Harry Brook warned `don't always have to be nice`.
- The confrontation began when Zak Crawley faked an injury to waste time, sparking tensions at Lord’s Cricket Ground, London.
- During the heated exchanges, India pace bowler Mohammed Siraj was fined 15% of his match fee and penalized with a demerit point for an angry send-off of Duckett, while Brydon Carse and Ravindra Jadeja collided mid-pitch.
- When the fourth Test opens at Old Trafford, Brook predicts more tension and tetchiness, and England will aim to seal the series in Manchester.
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England vs India: Harry Brook points finger of blame for growing animosity before Fourth Test - The Mirror
England vs India has grown into quite the bad-tempered affair, with three Tests down and the hosts leading the series 2-1 after an extremely heated atmosphere at Lord's
IND vs ENG 4th Test 2025: Harry Brook Says On-Field Tensions With India Have Worked in England’s Favour
The Indian players were all over England openers Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett towards close of play on day three at Lord's. The bowler in operation at that time, Jasprit Bumrah sarcastically clapped at Crawley who employed the delaying tactic just before stumps. IND vs ENG 4th Test 2025: Harry Brook Says On-Field Tensions With India Have Worked in England’s Favour.
Hitting back at India’s provocation put some pressure on them, says vice-captain Brook
Tempers flared during England’s 22-run win at Lord’s with players from both sides engaging in verbal volleys, and Harry Brook reckons the pressure eventually led to the visitor crumbling in the fourth innings.
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