Curran endorses Brook for England Test captaincy amid series against India
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jul 3, 2026, 12:55 PM
Last updated Jul 3, 2026

Sam Curran has publicly supported Harry Brook as a candidate for the England Test captaincy following Ben Stokes' retirement. Curran refrained from commenting on his own potential role as a white-ball captain, emphasizing Brook's qualities as a leader. The second T20 against India is upcoming after England's first T20 was abandoned. Curran's endorsement highlights Brook's success in recent matches, prompting discussions on leadership ahead of a pivotal series.
- •Sam Curran backs Harry Brook for England Test captaincy.
- •Ben Stokes recently retired from international cricket.
- •Curran remains focused on the current series against India.
- •Brook's leadership is viewed as vital for the team's future.
- •The second T20 match is scheduled after the first was abandoned.
"Sam Curran has backed Harry Brook to be the next England Test captain, but remained tight-lipped on his own prospects as a potential white-ball skipper should Brook take on the role.
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