Will Harry Brook score a century (100+ runs) in the third Test match against the West Indies?
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Exact market question
Will Harry Brook score a century (100+ runs) in the third Test match against the West Indies?
Background
The final match of the three-Test series between England and the West Indies begins on July 26 at Edgbaston. Harry Brook is currently in excellent form and is a focal point of England's 'Bazball' attacking strategy. The market resolves to YES if Brook scores at least 100 runs in any single innings of the match, as confirmed by the official ICC or ECB scorecards.
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