Harry Brook aims to celebrate a remarkable weekend for England cricket and football as his team seeks to secure a 4-0 series victory over India in Southampton. A win would elevate England to the top of the T20 world rankings.

The match starts at 2.30pm on Saturday, allowing Brook and his teammates to enjoy the upcoming World Cup quarter-final between Thomas Tuchel’s squad and Norway later that day. Brook expressed his excitement, stating, "To go world number one and England go into the semis would be pretty cool."

This series has seen England dominate, with victories of four wickets, 125 runs, and nine wickets following a weather-interrupted first game. Brook, who scored an impressive 79 runs off 35 balls in Bristol, emphasized the team's goal:

We want to go out there and beat them convincingly again.

He noted the importance of adapting to conditions, saying, "That’s something we’ve done really well in this series so far. T20 is never going to be easy and it’s a fickle game, but we’re playing some exceptional cricket."

On the other hand, India has struggled, missing key players like Hardik Pandya and Jasprit Bumrah. The team recently suffered a 2-0 defeat against Ireland, marking their first back-to-back losses in bilateral T20 series since February 2019. Assistant coach Ryan ten Doeschate criticized the team’s mindset, emphasizing the need for players to recognize the gravity of their situation.