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Harry Brook Discusses Test Captaincy, Batting Form and Wellington Incident

In an exclusive interview with BBC Sport, England batter Harry Brook addresses speculation over the Test captaincy, his recent batting form and the fallout from a nightclub incident in Wellington.

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England batter Harry Brook has spoken to BBC Sport in an exclusive interview covering several topics related to his role in the national cricket team.

According to BBC Sport, Brook said he supports Joe Root taking on the Test captaincy.

Brook also addressed what BBC Sport described as frustrations about his batting, without providing further detail in the available excerpt.

The England batter additionally discussed the fallout from an incident at a nightclub in Wellington, according to the BBC Sport report.

Further details of Brook's comments were not included in the available excerpt of the interview.

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