For Brook, the IPL is still a tournament he respects. He said playing in the league gives players a chance to learn, improve and become better cricketers.
Harry Brook has not ruled out playing in the Indian Premier League again. The England white-ball captain, who is currently serving a two-year IPL ban, said he could think about returning to the tournament once he is allowed to play again.
Brook spoke about the IPL while talking to Cricinfo during the 2026 season of The Hundred. He made it clear that England remains his main focus right now.
For Brook, the IPL is still a tournament he respects. He said playing in the league gives players a chance to learn, improve and become better cricketers.
He also suggested that his earlier decision to stay away from the IPL does not mean he has closed the door on it forever.
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