Harry Brook has stated that he would be open to captaining England in all three formats, describing the prospect of succeeding Ben Stokes as Test captain as a 'privilege'. Brook currently leads England's ODI and T20 sides.
Speaking to the BBC, Brook said: 'It would be a privilege to captain the Test team. I've learned a lot from Ben Stokes and would be ready if the opportunity came.'
Brook, 27, has played 24 Tests for England, scoring 2,184 runs at an average of 58.24. He was appointed white-ball captain in 2025 after Jos Buttler stepped down.
England's next Test series is against India in July 2026. Stokes, 35, has not indicated any plans to step down, but Brook's comments come amid speculation about the future leadership.
