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Geoffrey Boycott Touts Harry Brook as Generational Talent Ahead of Ashes

His run-getting feats have set new standards for England’s middle order ahead of the Ashes

Overview

  • Boycott compares Brook’s powerful, unpredictable batting to legends like Wally Hammond and Denis Compton and says his long levers leave bowlers unsettled.
  • Brook’s ten Test centuries in 30 innings place him ahead of peers, averaging a hundred every three knocks against the typical one in four or five.
  • He was named player of the series by India coach Gautam Gambhir after amassing 481 runs at an average of 53.44 in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy.
  • A rapid 111 off 98 balls at The Oval nearly clinched the final Test against India and underscored his ability to seize momentum under pressure.
  • Experts warn Brook to balance his attacking flair with situational judgment when facing Australia’s premier pacemen in the upcoming Ashes series.