Brendon McCullum praises Harry Brook's leadership in white-ball cricket

England's white-ball cricket fortunes are undergoing a revival under the captaincy of Harry Brook as noted by head coach Brendon McCullum. After a period of struggle culminating in a disappointing conclusion to Jos Buttler's captaincy, Brook has emerged as a capable leader, showcasing his potential alongside Test skipper Ben Stokes. McCullum describes both players as strong leaders with distinct personalities, drawing comparisons and recognizing the effective dynamic they both bring to the team. The support and experience of Jos Buttler as a senior player have been essential for Brook in his new role, paralleling the relationship between Stokes and his predecessor Joe Root. This collaboration sets a solid foundation for Brook to harness positive energy and drive the team forward. Additionally, with a looming five-match Test series against India, McCullum's focus will soon shift to red-ball cricket while acknowledging the significant developments in the limited-overs format. Overall, McCullum is satisfied with the progress made and feels optimistic about the current trajectory of English cricket under Brook's guidance.