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England's white-ball skipper leading the charge on a new training regime ahead of next year's ODI World Cup…

England white-ball captain Harry Brook announced his ambition for the team to become the fittest and strongest in the world. Speaking ahead of a warm-up match against Western Australia at the WACA Ground, Brook emphasized that rigorous physical preparation is a non-negotiable standard for professional athletes.
The revised training regime comes ahead of England's white-ball series in Australia and preparations for the 2027 ODI World Cup. Brook noted that increased gym work and running are essential to managing a demanding international schedule with extensive travel and back-to-back fixtures.
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