The vice -chapitan of the national cricket team of England, Harry Brook, became the topic of the city, after his bizarre remark, in which he blamed the “smog” in Kolkata for his failure against the national cricket team in India.
Now, Ravichandran Ashwin has taken some time to provide a cricket lesson to Harry Brook for his “smog” excuse and offered tips to deal with the threat of mysterious Spinner Varun Chakravhy.
Harry Brook with no idea against Varun Chakravarthy
Brook failed to rise to the height of the hype in Kolkata T20i after being called a vice-capitan of the white ball team. He managed to score only 17 rounds of 14 balls before being thrown to the bowling of a wrong from Varun Chakravarthy.
After the match, the bator spoke to the press, where he labeled Chakravarthy as “exceptionally good” and a “hard to choose”. However, he also claimed that there was a lot of smog in Kolkata, which made things difficult for him while facing the mysterious Spinner and hopes that the air will be “a little clearer” in the next matches.
As the action moved to the stadium Ma Chidambara, Chepauk, Chennai, there was no smog sign, but Brook's performance did not improve, because he scored only 13 points before Varun Chakravarthy to shake his stools with a bright delivery. .
Following his consecutive failures, Harry Brook faced heavy critics from fans, as well as former cricket players in India and England because he blames smog for his struggles.
I just want to tell one thing to Harry Brook … – Ravicandran Ashwin
Legendary Spinner Ravichandran Ashwin has now shared his opinions about Brook.
In a video distributed on his official YouTube channel, Ash Ki Baat, Ravicandran Ashwin stressed that there is no smog in Chennai and gave him essential advice to end his fight against Chakravarthy. He said:
“There was no smog in Chennai. So, Harry Brook said he went out because of the Eden Gardens smog. I just want to tell Harry Brook – “Harry Brook, keep in mind that Varun Chakravarthy doesn't foot. -See a lot, his main power is just the googlies. '”
No matter how light is – Ravicandran Ashwin
Ravichandran Ashwin continued to talk about Harry Brook's inability to read Varun Chakravarthy's googly, which led to his bumps.
Ashwin advised Brook to see the Filator's hand correctly to give an idea of delivery before playing, instead of blaming light or smog for his dismissal. He elaborated:
“Brook moved to the stain of the foot and was thrown at Eden Gardens. Again, he covered the stools and walked on the front foot, did not read the stools and lost his stumps in Chennai.
“If you see his hand, you can read the googly. No matter how light is, if you don't see googly coming, you won't be able to play it.”