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27 runs, one over! Brook SMASHES FIVE back-to-back boundaries!

27 runs, one over! Brook SMASHES FIVE back-to-back boundaries!
Sky Sports Football Saturday 04 July 2026, 16:56 UTC 1 min read
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Harry Brooks hit five back-to-back boundaries for England against India.

Harry Brooks hit five back-to-back boundaries for England against India. [Image text:] -GRAYNCOLLS m CASTORE TOYOTA CAW Health insurance ON co- dderflo Vitalihy Health ind rance skysports cricket
Brook SMASHES (LOCATION) Harry Brooks (PERSON) England (LOCATION) India (LOCATION)
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