Harry Brook delivered a magnificent century, striking 111 runs from 98 deliveries during the fourth day's play. Joe Root remained undefeated at 98 runs as England posted 317 for four wickets after 66 overs at tea. The tourists require just 57 additional runs to claim a remarkable series victory in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy contest. Brook transformed England's position after arriving with his team struggling at 106 for three wickets. His explosive batting display featured 14 boundaries and two maximums.
The Yorkshire batsman formed a decisive 195-run partnership with Root that frustrated Indian bowlers throughout the afternoon session. England accumulated 153 runs during the middle session as the home team's bowling attack struggled for answers. Brook reached his milestone off 91 balls before losing his wicket to Akash Deep when he danced down the pitch. Rain interrupted proceedings and delayed the final session's start. India leads by merely 57 runs with England positioned for a commanding 3-1 series triumph.
The Yorkshire batsman formed a decisive 195-run partnership with Root that frustrated Indian bowlers throughout the afternoon session. England accumulated 153 runs during the middle session as the home team's bowling attack struggled for answers. Brook reached his milestone off 91 balls before losing his wicket to Akash Deep when he danced down the pitch. Rain interrupted proceedings and delayed the final session's start. India leads by merely 57 runs with England positioned for a commanding 3-1 series triumph.
