Harry Brook

We've obviously played there before, we had a couple of weeks there, so we know what the conditions are like, and we've just got to go back and do what we were doing whilst we were there, which is adapting, but like I said a minute ago, make sure we're being brave with the bat especially.

You've only got 20 overs to bat, and you've got to try and get as many runs as possible, and that's probably been our little downfall in this group stage so far, is we haven't quite been brave enough and taken on our options as much as we could.

Well, I hope you peaked at the right time, as you said, you've still got room ahead of you.

Thank you very much for your time, Harry.

Yeah, it was very cold at home.

It's nice to get back out to a hot country, but yeah, it was nice to get home, spend a bit of time with family and some friends.

I'm not going to go into any details but obviously I made a terrible mistake and not only as a player but as a captain it's very unprofessional.

I should be leading from the front and showing the players how it should be as a professional cricketer and a captain and I put myself in a bad situation which I shouldn't have done.

I've learnt from my mistakes.

I've reflected a lot on what's happened and I know it wasn't the right thing to do and I want to say sorry to my teammates, to all the fans that travel far and wide to watch us spend a lot of money on coming out to watch us play cricket and supporting us and to the ECB for putting them in a tricky situation and it'll never happen again and like I said I'm extremely sorry.

No, it definitely doesn't.

We just went out for some food and we just said, let's go for a drink.

There was no intention of going out, no intention of putting ourselves in a tricky situation.

It just managed to happen.

Obviously, if I had my time again, I definitely wouldn't do it again.

Yeah, definitely.

If I hadn't have told them and I didn't get them punishments, then the punishments would be even worse and more severe.

So I'm glad that I told them.

I trusted the ECB in telling them that I made a mistake.

Thankfully I'm still playing cricket for England and that's a childhood dream.