‘Can You Hit Big Sixes?’: Prasidh Krishna Holes Out After Being Teased By Harry Brook | Cricket News
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Prasidh Krishna was challenged to hit a big six and he accepted it only to be caught in the deep.
Prasidh Krishna recorded an 11-ball duck. (Screengrab)
There has been plenty of chatter between India and England stars in the ongoing first Test between India and England. From Rishabh Pant’s cheeky admiration for Ben Stokes to a heated exchange between Harry Brook and Mohammed Siraj – there’s been plenty of on-field drama. During Day 4 of the contest, Brook was at the center of another verbal exchange that resulted in India getting bowled out for 364 in their second dig in Leeds on Monday.
During the 96th over of India innings, with spinner Shoaib Bashir operating from one end, Brook teased tailender Prasidh Krishna by enquiring about his big six-hitting abilities.
“Can you hit big sixes?” asked Brook who was fielding in the slips.
Krishna, took it sportingly, and responded, “If I had to, I would be called Brook.”
However, the needling seemed to have got to the India no. 11 who went for the big shot the very next delivery and ended up being caught in the deep for an 11-ball duck.
Watch the exchange below:
“Can you hit big sixes?” — Harry Brook on the stump mic… and Prasidh goes for it on the very next ball and gets out.Classic Test cricket theatre — brought to you by the mic (and a bit of mischief). 🎭#ENGvIND | 1st Test, Day 5 | TUE, 24th JUNE, 2:30 PM on JioHotstar! pic.twitter.com/Bgwq5D3PiB
— Star Sports (@StarSportsIndia) June 24, 2025
Krishna’s exit completed another lower-order collapse for India in the contest. From 333/4, the tourists slipped to 364-all out – losing their last six wickets for the addition of just 31 runs.
In the first innings too, India lost seven wickets for 41 runs to be bowled out for 471.
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