Brook defends leaving out Rashid after England fail to defend 429

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England were unable to hold on to a total of 429 in the match, prompting questions about their team selection. Harry Brook defended the decision to omit leg-spinner Adil Rashid from the side. Former England captain Nasser Hussain suggested that the veteran legspinner's form has simply dropped off. The article frames the debate as centred on whether the omission was justified given the outcome. The piece draws on comments from both the England captain and Hussain as commentator.

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