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Prime-order batter Harry Brook stated on Friday that England must apply fixed strain on India if the guests need to get better from the seven-wicket drubbing at Kolkata and stage the sequence. India are main the five-match sequence 1-0 after their victory on the Eden Gardens. “We’re pretty chilled. India is a very good side, so, we knew what they were gonna hit us with and yeah, they played an exceptional game,” Brook stated on the eve of the second T20I in Chennai.
“We just need to keep pushing, the same messaging Baz (Brendon McCullum) has been saying throughout. We need to look to put pressure on their bowlers, and try to take wickets throughout their innings. You’ve always got a go a little bit above and beyond to exceed,” he added.
Brook hoped to take some cues from skipper Jos Buttler’s nice fifty on the Eden Gardens — a 44-ball 68.
“Yeah, he is obviously very experienced in India. He’s done exceptionally well in the IPL and whenever he’s played for England here.
“So, it’s really nice to watch him go out there and go about his business. It was a pleasure to watch him from the other end for a little bit.” Brook hoped that he can contribute extra considerably in the direction of a possible England victory on the Chepauk on Saturday.
“It was not an ideal start. But it was just one game. It would be (his aim) is to contribute to wins. The only thing I really think about is trying to be a match-winner and if I win one or two games out of this series here, I’ll be very happy with it,” he famous.
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