England batter Harry Brook continued to fail against spin vs India in the ongoing 5-match T20I series. Brook was dismissed by Ravi Bishnoi in the 3rd match of the series.

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Former Indian cricketer, Ravichandran Ashwin, has taken to social media to slam England's Harry Brook for blaming smog for his poor performance in the ongoing T20I series.

England vice-captain Harry Brook has yet again failed to deliver in the ongoing T20I series against India as he was dismissed cheaply in the third T20I at the Niranjan Shah Stadium in Rajkot on Tuesday,

Meanwhile, attacking knocks by skipper Jos Buttler and Brydon Carse helped England reach 165-9 after India opted to bowl. Buttler hit 45 and Carse 31 off 17 deliveries in as the tourists look to level the five-match series in Chennai after India won the opener.

Prior to the 2nd T20I against India, Harry Brook said that the smog in Kolkata posed challenges for batters, making it difficult to see the ball coming from the bowler's hand.

Harry Brook, England's vice-captain, says that his team's hopes of combatting India's spin bowlers in the first T20I were hampered by an unusual but familiar foe to English touring sides - a thick layer of smog hanging over the ground in Kolkata.

England’s Harry Brook has acknowledged the challenges he faced against spin in the first T20I against India, but also pointed to the “smog” in Kolkata as a factor in England’s underwhelming batting performance during their seven-wicket defeat.