Jacks hails Brook as England clinch NZ win
Will Jacks has praised Harry Brook's crucial role in England's recent success as they secured a four-wicket victory over New Zealand in the Super Eight stage of the Twenty20 World Cup. This win not only marked England's advance to the semi-finals but also reaffirmed their position at the top of the group. Jacks delivered an impressive all-round performance, taking two wickets and contributing significantly to the chase with a partnership that helped England chase down a target of 160 runs with three balls to spare. Reflecting on the team's strategy, Jacks emphasized Brook's leadership, highlighting his influence in cultivating a positive and dynamic team environment. Brook's recent form, including a spectacular century against Pakistan, has been pivotal in revitalizing the team's approach, often associated with the aggressive 'Bazball' style initiated by coach Brendon McCullum. As England prepares for their semi-final clash against either India or the West Indies, Jacks expressed confidence in the team's readiness and excitement for the upcoming challenge.
Originally reported by Economic Times. Read original article
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