Ben Stokes has Gobsmacked while Harry Brook achieves a scandalous capture with a hand vs zimbabwe
Ben Stokes was in complete disbelief after Harry Brook achieved an astonishing catch to reject Wessly Madhevere on the third day of the four -day test in progress between England and the Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
Afterwards, Zimbabwe had four points for 142 points when Madhevere joined Sikandar Raza in the middle. With the Zimbabwe which still dragged by 158 points, he was on Madhevere and Raza to stabilize the ship and beat their team to a strong position.
The duo stabilized the ship and passed the scoring after the 200 -point brand. With the two well -fixed strikers, England needed something special to break the partnership, and the moment of radiance was provided by Harry Brook. The Star of England achieved a scandalous socket in the shift cord to return Madhevere and give a good start to his team.
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On the fourth ball of the 48th, the captain of England Ben Stokes played a short ball just outside the stump. The ball has taken off suddenly, leaving Madhevere surprised. He ended up border the ball towards the shift cord. The ball seemed ready to fly over the heads of the slip fields, but Harry Brook had other ideas.
The Star of England jumped high in the air and caught the ball with one hand, leaving stobes absolutely amazed. Madhevere left after scoring 31 points out of 36 bullets with the help of 4 four.
Look at Harry Brook’s sockets:
Ben Stokes is all of us right now 🤯 pic.twitter.com/q4crailiwa
– England Cricket (@EnglandCcket) May 24, 2025
You are a wizard, Harry 🧙️ pic.twitter.com/aesn6pnwao
– England Cricket (@EnglandCcket) May 24, 2025
Speaking of the game, Zimbabwe was on 222/6 when writing this report. Visitors must score at least 78 additional races to do England again beats in the match. Raza was undefeated out of 50, and he will be on him to make sure that Zimbabwe avoids a sleeve defeat.
Earlier in the match, England accumulated 565/6 (declared) in its first rounds. Ollie Pope, Zak Crawley and Ben Duckett marked centuries for hosts while Harry Brook marked fifty. In response, Zimbabwe was all released for 265 points in their first round and were invited to follow.
