England’s Harry Brook Warns India: "We Don’t Always Have to Be Nice" – Tensions High Ahead of Old Trafford Test

 

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As the thrilling Test series between England and India heads into its final stretch, England batsman Harry Brook has issued a bold warning to India, stating his team "doesn’t always have to be nice" as they gear up for the fourth Test at Old Trafford on July 23.

Following England’s fiery 22-run win at Lord’s, tensions between the two sides have intensified. From heated exchanges between fielders and batsmen to mid-pitch collisions, the spirit of competition has never been higher. With the series poised at 2-1 in England’s favor, the Manchester clash could prove decisive.



England have made only one change to their squad, bringing in Liam Dawson after a long eight-year gap to replace the injured Shoaib Bashir. Jofra Archer remains a key figure in the unchanged pace attack, continuing to provide fiery spells and emotional send-offs, as seen with his dismissal of Rishabh Pant.

India, on the other hand, must win both remaining matches to clinch their first Test series win in England since 2007. But Brook believes England’s aggressive mindset might be their winning edge.

"We just thought ‘we're not standing for that’. You don't always have to be nice," Brook explained. “We kept it within the spirit of the game — no abuse, just intensity.”

As the Old Trafford Test looms, cricket fans around the world can expect another intense, high-stakes showdown between two top cricketing nations.

 

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