Harry Brook has once again found himself in the spotlight after producing a remarkable shot in The Hundred that left fans and pundits stunned. Playing for Northern Superchargers at Headingley, the 25-year-old showed his flair and quick thinking with a stroke that quickly went viral.
The moment drew widespread reaction online and reignited discussions about Brook's growing reputation as one of England's most exciting batting talents.
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Stuart Broad praises Harry Brook after outrageous six
Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad was among those who couldn't hold back their admiration. Taking to social media, Broad suggested Brook might be on a different level compared to previous English batters.
"He might just be the best batter we've ever produced you know, Harry Brook. Big shout so I don't say it lightly," Broad wrote on X.
The comment followed Brook's audacious first-ball six against Tim Southee. Walking in after Michael Pepper's dismissal, Brook shaped for a reverse hit before switching mid-motion to scoop the ball over Joe Clarke's head for six.
The improvisation not only cleared the ropes but also sent Brook tumbling to the ground, leaving Headingley in awe.
HARRY BROOK !!!!!!!!!!#TheHundred pic.twitter.com/Zd6vXz9pS0
— The Hundred (@thehundred) August 15, 2025
Brook went on to finish unbeaten on 31 from just 14 balls - guiding his side to 193 for 5. Birmingham Phoenix couldn't chase the target and fell short by 36 runs.
This latest display follows similar moments in international cricket - including his acrobatic six against India some time back. With praise now coming from one of England's most respected voices in Stuart Broad, Brook's reputation as a generational batting talent continues to gather momentum.