Harry Brook

England prospect Harry Brook has signed a new five-year deal with Yorkshire. The 23-year-old batter, who made his T20 international debut in January and is on the verge of his first Test appearance, is now contracted to Headingley until at least October 2027. Fast bowler Dom Leech has also signed...

Harry Brook and Dom Leech have committed their futures to Yorkshire by signing new contracts.Batter Brook, who was called into the England Test squad for the series against New Zealand, has signed a five-year deal which will keep the Keighley-born 23-year-old at the club until at least October 27.Middlesbrough fast bowler Leech, 21, will remain on the books until at least October 2024 having made a handful of first-team appearances since his debut in 2020.Yorkshire’s interim managing director of cricket Darren Gough said: “We are absolutely delighted that they have both committed their futures to the club.“Harry is an incredible...

Brook, who was released from the Test squad to play in this match, has played 10 red-ball innings in 2022 with a lowest score of 41 and three centuries. Against Hampshire, he showed his class with 76 but it was George Hill who spent the majority of the day grinding out a 220-ball century, the second of his career, before eventually departing for 131. Yorkshire reached the close on 324-5.

Yorkshire batter Harry Brook was dismissed with the final ball as an enthralling Roses T20 Blast game against Lancashire ended in a tie. Brook (72) and Tom Kohler-Cadmore (67) had taken Yorkshire to the brink of victory before Richard Gleeson trapped the former lbw as they finished on 183-5. The...

Harry Brook fell to the final ball of the game as Roses rivals Lancashire and Yorkshire played out a thrilling Vitality Blast tie at Emirates Old Trafford.Yorkshire, chasing 184 to win a first Blast Roses game away from home since 2014, looked on course after Brook (72) and Tom Kohler-Cadmore (67) shared 115 for the fourth wicket.But fast bowler Richard Gleeson trapped the in-form Brook, who has been called into the England Test squad for the first time, lbw with only one run needed to send the 14,000 crowd wild.Last ball drama @EmiratesOT 😳⚡️ #LightningStrikes pic.twitter.com/a2SAw4OltJ— Lancashire Lightning (@lancscricket) May...

Michael Atherton believes Harry Brook should make his Test debut against New Zealand next week, saying the Yorkshire batter "will never be in better form". Brook has passed fifty in 10 of his 11 innings across all competitions so far this season - eight times in the County Championship, where he is averaging 140, and twice in two games in the Vitality Blast.

Yorkshire's England new boy Harry Brook continued his electric batting form with 72 from 48 deliveries - before being pinned lbw from the final ball of the game as the Vitality Blast Roses clash with Lancashire ended in a thrilling tie at Emirates Old Trafford. Brook - in England's Test...

England new boy Harry Brook starred with an unbeaten 60 off 27 balls as Yorkshire secured a seven-wicket opening night Vitality Blast win over Worcestershire at Headingley. After the Rapids slumped from 142 for three in the 16th over, losing six wickets for 30 to finish on a below-par 172 for nine, England’s Dawid Malan (33) shared a 70-run opening partnership with Adam Lyth (40) to start the Joe Root-captained Vikings’ chase.

England Test hopeful Harry Brook continued his electric form by smashing 60 not out from 27 balls as Yorkshire Vikings beat Worcestershire Rapids by seven wickets in their Vitality Blast opener. Brook is in England's squad for next week's series opener against New Zealand at Lord's, although he looks likely...

LV= County Championship Division One, Clean Slate Headingley (day two) Warwickshire 244: Burgess 96, Lamb 45; Patterson 3-43, Thompson 3-74 Yorkshire 269-4: Lyth 118*, Brook 82; Brookes 2-68 Yorkshire (5pts) lead Warwickshire (2pts) by 25 with six wickets standing. Harry Brook reaffirmed his England credentials with a knock of 82...

England’s red-ball new dawn has seen two uncapped 23-year-olds get their first chance of international glory

Uncapped duo Harry Brook and Matthew Potts have been called up for the first Test of England’s new era, but Matt Parkinson must again wait for his chance.The pair of 23-year-olds have been named in a 13-man squad for next month’s Lord’s clash against New Zealand after director of men’s cricket Rob Key convened a selection panel alongside recently appointed captain Ben Stokes and incoming head coach Brendon McCullum.Despite the overhaul in leadership it is a largely familiar group, featuring 10 players who travelled to the West Indies in March plus the returning duo of James Anderson and Stuart Broad,...

Uncapped duo Harry Brook and Matthew Potts have been called up for the first Test of England’s new era, but leg-spinner Matt Parkinson must once again wait for his chance.The pair of 23-year-olds have been named in a 13-man squad for next month’s Lord’s clash against New Zealand, decided by a revamped selection panel chaired by director of men’s cricket Rob Key and featuring input from recently appointed captain Ben Stokes and incoming head coach Brendon McCullum.Yorkshire batter Brook, who made his Twenty20 debut in January, has been rewarded for a prolific start to the LV= Insurance County Championship season...