England vs India, 4th T20I, India tour of England, 2026 - Player HighlightsENG vs IND, 4th T20I, India tour of England, 2026 - Player Highlights

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, 1 run, yorker on off, squeezed away through point

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, SIX, oh stop it. Ridiculous from Brook. Backing away to the leg-side, then leaning back on the back foot and then just whipping it off a length over mid-on. The straight boundaries are short here, carries all the way

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, 2 runs, flapped in the air, nowhere near the middle but clears mid-off! Short ball that Brook tries muscling down ground tennis style. Gets away with it

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, 1 run, angling down leg, a little inside edge onto thigh pad maybe

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, 1 run, goes for the pull, it's not short enough and he drags it to deep square leg

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, no run, good short ball, goes over Brook's left shoulder as he's beaten on the pull shot

Prasidh Krishna to Harry Brook, FOUR, banged in short as Brook advances, he goes for the pull anyway and top-edges it over the keeper

Prasidh Krishna to Harry Brook, no run, walks across to scoop, misses

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, 1 run, just toying around as if he's having a net. Goes for a reverse-scoop initially, sees the line is very straight and improvises into a scoop. Hits it on a couple of bounces to fine leg

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, 2 runs, short of length delivery angled in from round the wicket, Brook backs away, opens the face and ramps it fine. Prasidh does well to cut it off at third man

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, 2 runs, short ball, pace off at 120kph, and Brook swats it through midwicket

Shivam Dube to Harry Brook, 1 run, back of a length on off, stops in the pitch and Brook is through the shot too early. Mistimes it off the toe-end to long-on

Shivam Dube to Harry Brook, wide, banged in short, it's too high and called a wide

Shivam Dube to Harry Brook, FOUR, sitting up from back of a length, pace off perhaps, and it's swatted away through midwicket

Shivam Dube to Harry Brook, FOUR, let me collect my jaw from the floor! Unreal from Brook! Angled into the stumps, good length ball, he steps away to the leg-side and just slices it effortlessly over short third. Remember Surya playing shots like these at his prime

Shivam Dube to Harry Brook, wide, way too wide outside off, left alone. Brook was backing away and Dube tried hiding it from him. Couldn't keep it inside the marker

Axar Patel to Harry Brook, SIX, he's been in some touch in this series! Puts on the dancing shoes, gets right to the pitch of it and absolutely launches it down the ground. Massive hit to bring up fifty!

Axar Patel to Harry Brook, FOUR, oh dear, not the greatest effort on the field from Abhishek! Too full outside off, driven firmly through extra cover and beats Iyer's dive. Abhishek gets to it as he dives across from long-off but fails to flick it back

Axar Patel to Harry Brook, 1 run, sliding into the pads, clipped through midwicket

Washington Sundar to Harry Brook, 1 run, flat on off, Brook bunts it down to long-on

Washington Sundar to Harry Brook, FOUR, he had a chat with the captain before this delivery. Even switched his angle from over the wicket to round the wicket. But none of it works. Pushed through quicker, slides away from off and Brook is there waiting for it, hanging on the back foot. He waits and drives beautifully from the crease through extra cover. What a shot!

Washington Sundar to Harry Brook, FOUR, he's taking Washington down! Flat and wide outside off, plenty of room to free the arms and he slaps it over extra cover

Washington Sundar to Harry Brook, SIX, now this is a proper half-tracker. Sits up for Brook who goes back and nails the pull over midwicket

Washington Sundar to Harry Brook, FOUR, masterful batting! It's a flat length ball outside off, not short at all, but Brook flat-bats it off the back foot past the non-striker

Washington Sundar to Harry Brook, no run, kicks up off a good length, the width is there but Brook is beaten by the bounce as he looks to cut

Axar Patel to Harry Brook, 1 run, clipped off the back foot behind square

Axar Patel to Harry Brook, 1 run, 91kph, another slider at the stumps, Brook goes back and clips it through midwicket

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, 2 runs, not in control of the pull shot, it's off the top-edge but goes over short fine who does well to chase it down. Cross-batted shots clearly not easy on this surface

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, FOUR, Brook making life hard for India! Didn't allow Arshdeep to settle earlier, and now it's Prince's turn. He moves around in the crease, spooks him into bowling a full toss and scoops it over short fine

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, 2 runs, clipped off the back foot through midwicket, calls for two and goes for it. Easily home!

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, no run, good length on middle, defended from the crease

Prince Yadav to Harry Brook, 1 run, too straight, back of a length, Brook clips it to deep square leg

Prasidh Krishna to Harry Brook, no ball, 1 run, inside edge might've saved him here. Skidding through off a good length, Brook goes across the line and there are two noises as Brook is hit on the pad. Oh dear, another no ball. They haunted India in Manchester and we've seen two of them already in the powerplay. Could hear someone, probably Iyer, scream at Prasidh through the stump mic

Prasidh Krishna to Harry Brook, no run, cleverly bowled. Sees Brook stepping away to the leg-side and bowls it well wide outside off while also keeping it inside the marker. Brook ends up letting it go

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, 2 runs, low full toss outside off, has already disrupted his lengths with that one shot and now reaps the benefit as he creams it through backward point. Takes a diving stop in the deep to cut it off

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, wide, goes again for the same shot, Arshdeep spots it and bowls it very wide outside off. Brook happy to take the wide

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, SIX, gets funky and gets six! Length ball across off, Brook steps across the stumps, under the ball and scoops it all the way over short fine

Arshdeep Singh to Harry Brook, no run, good length at the top of off and middle, Brook is caught in the crease and defends