Gavaskar and Shastri destroy Harry Brook with the ‘Smog’ excavation while Varun Chakravarthy pastes the Chennai

Harry Brook’s weakness against Spinners was once again exposed by Varun Chakravarthy when the Indian spinner made a clean bowl on the England batter during the second T20I at the Maennai Maennai Ma Chidambaram Stadium on Saturday (25 January).

For second consecutive game, Harry Brook was undone by a chakravarthy error. The right batter began his entrances quickly, hitting a six and four to run up to 13 of 7 balls.

However, Chakravarthy only needed a delivery to send it back. Introduced to the attack to launch the seventh, Chakravarthy launched the first two deliveries to Jos Buttler before hurrying to Harry Brook on the third.

The ball had fallen right out of the strain and Harry Brook was waiting for him to deviate. However, the ball turned inward and passed through the big gap between bat and pad to hit the strains. Brook’s reaction after dismissal said everything as he saw him smiling as he looked at Chakravarthy before leaving.

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Sunil Gavaskar and Ravi Shastri make an excavation in Harry Brook

As soon as Harry Brook was deceived by Varun Chakravarthy, the former Cricket players of India Sunil Gavaskar and Ravi Shastri could not overcome the mucus of the swimming of England badly. India’s legends quickly reminded Brook that he failed against Spinner even when his visibility was not affected by the Smog.

The comments of Shastri and Gavaskar referred to Brook’s comments on his struggle and his companions against Spinners at the first T20i at Eden Gardens earlier this week. The right batter had blamed the Smog of the bad performance of English players against the Spinners of India.

“I didn’t face Bishnoi, but Chakravarthy is an exceptionally good bowling player,” Brook had said. “It’s hard to choose. I think, in fact, with the smog of the other night, it was also much harder to choose. Hopefully, the air is a little clearer here and we can see the ball a Little easier.

And after Chakravarthy fired the English star, Gavaskar said, “Chakravarthy might be asking if there are smog?”

On the other hand, Shastri said, “You don’t need the smog tonight. It has been strained.”

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