Harry Brook broke his silence on being dropped from the World Cup team, said- 'I can't do anything now'

England has announced its team for the upcoming ODI World Cup. Ben Stokes has returned to this team, while one player has been dropped because of Ben Stokes. Yes, Harry Brook was almost certain to play the World Cup this year but Ben Stokes' return from retirement has shattered his dream. Brook's first reaction after not being selected in the World Cup team has come to the fore and he has expressed his pain publicly.

Stokes played his last ODI for England in July 2022 and after that he said goodbye to this format. However, at the request of captain Jos Buttler and the team management, Stokes pulled out of his retirement and made himself available for the showpiece event. Due to his decision, Brook did not get a place in the England team for the upcoming New Zealand series and World Cup.

Speaking after the Hundred against London Spirit, Brook admitted he should have put in more effort to earn a place in the team. Brook said, "Obviously, it's disappointing but there's nothing I can do about it now. You just have to move on. I'm trying not to think about it anymore. There hasn't been much conversation. I will probably miss it this time with Stokesy coming back. He's one of the best players to have ever played cricket, so I can't really complain, can I?"

Harry Brook continued, "I think I'm playing well at the moment and I think I can potentially make a significant contribution to the team. But you can always do something else. I love ODI cricket." Haven't got much chance to play, be it for Yorkshire or England. Although I have played a lot of T20 cricket, I don't know if I have done as well as I should have. So maybe it has an effect It is possible."

Let us tell you that the 24-year-old Brook has played only three ODIs for England, all against South Africa earlier this year, in which he scored 86 runs at an average of 28.66 and also saw a half-century with his bat. had got