'I don't play bar the Hundred': Harry Brook reveals reason why he doesn't play franchise cricket

Harry Brook, the England T20I captain, has revealed the reason behind his refusal to play franchise cricket outside the Men's Hundred. Brook emphasizes that representing England is his primary focus, and he avoids all franchise cricket to stay fit and ready for the national team. Despite having a complicated history with the IPL, Brook pulled out from two consecutive Delhi Capitals deals, resulting in a two-year ban from the tournament.

He attributes his decision to prioritize his commitment to England cricket, even if it means turning down lucrative franchise opportunities worldwide. Brook's approach in the current era of franchise cricket stands out, as he remains devoted to his national team while excelling in international matches, scoring T20I centuries, and winning accolades like Player of the Series.