Harry Brook hits five consecutive boundaries for England against India
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Last updated Jul 4, 2026

Harry Brook showcased his batting prowess by hitting five back-to-back boundaries in one over for England against India. This remarkable feat occurred during their ongoing match, amplifying England's momentum and placing pressure on the Indian bowlers. Brook's performance adds to England's attacking play as they seek a strong position in the match. The game continues with further opportunities for both teams to influence the outcome.
- •Harry Brook hit five consecutive boundaries in one over.
- •The match is currently ongoing between England and India.
- •This performance highlights Brook's form in the series.
"Harry Brook hit five back-to-back boundaries for England against India.
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