After December last year, English batsman Harry Brooke was selected as ICC Massera in February this year. He has left behind Indian all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja and Caribbean spinner Gudakesh Moti. Brooke stepped into international cricket last year. Although his journey started in T20, he showed surprise in Test cricket. The 24-year-old batsman scored 4 centuries with 3 fifties after batting only 10 innings in 6 matches. He scored 809 runs with almost 100 strikes at an average of 80.90. Both of his 3 fifties in the whites came in the two-match Test series against New Zealand last month. Where there was a century.

However, he could not score more than 6 runs against South Africa in the only one-day match played that month. However, with 329 runs and one wicket in two Tests, he won the Massera Award. Earlier, he was elected Massera in December last year. He scored two centuries as well as a fifty in the three-match Test series against Pakistan that month. Indian all-rounder Jadeja finished behind Brooke in the race to Massera in February, polled by senior sports journalists, former cricketers, commentators, and fans. In addition to taking a total of 21 wickets in three Tests last month, A Jadeja also played an inning of 70 runs. And Caribbean spinner Gudakesh picked up 22 wickets in three Tests.