HE'S DON IT AGAIN

Ton-machine Brook pips ace Bradman 

- DEAN WILSON

HARRY BROOK has been backed to dominate the cricketing world for years to come after going better than Don Bradman. 

It took the legendary Aussie 11 innings to hit his fourth century, while Brook has done it in just nine, with an opening-day 184 not out against New Zealand to go with his trio of tons in Pakistan.

In fact, no one in the history of the game had scored more than Brook’s 807 runs and counting by the time he walked off the Basin Reserve field in Wellington alongside Joe Root.

And Root had a hundred to his name too when play was halted early due to rain, but Brook’s performance was the star attraction once again.