Former England opener Geoffrey Boycott has lavished praise on Harry Brook, stating that the young batter has the potential to be “one of the great middle-order players of this generation.”
Both senior Indian players called time on their Test careers last month, creating a major gap in the Indian batting lineup at the top and in the middle order.
"Hopefully I may still have some input BBC Test Match Special," Boycott said.
Boycott, who was known for his conservative batting, amassed 8,114 Test runs at an average of 47.72 in an England career that ran between 1964 and 1982.
Geoffrey Boycott also said that the Team India deserved the thrashing they are getting in the ongoing five-match Test series.
