England's graph in white-ball cricket is going downhill. They recently failed in the Champions Trophy. Earlier, the team also wrote a story of failure in the ODI and T20 World Cups. Taking that responsibility, Jos Buttler left the leadership of England with the white ball.
Now the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has found his successor. They have announced the name of Harry Brook as the new captain of England with the white ball.
Brook will lead the team in both formats - ODIs and T20s. Earlier, there was a rumor that the ECB might choose the captain based on the format.
Brook has been serving as vice-captain for the last 12 months. He was the best choice for this position along with Test captain Ben Stokes.
Rob Key, the managing director of England men's cricket, said, 'Brook has been part of our plan to choose a successor for a long time. Although the opportunity has come earlier than expected. "Harry is not only an extraordinary cricketer, his cricketing talent is also extraordinary."


