Pakistan, July 1 -- Harry Brook says leadingEngland's Test team would be an honour and a privilege if he is offered the captaincy following Ben Stokes' retirement from international cricket. The 27-year-old believes he has the ability to manage the demands of captaining England across all three formats of the game.

Brook currently serves as England's white-ball captain and was vice-captain under Stokes during the recent Test series against New Zealand, which England lost 2-1 at home. Stokes has publicly backed Brook as a suitable successor, adding weight to growing speculation over who will lead the Test side in the future.

Speaking about the possibility, Brook said no player would refuse the opportunity to captain England in Test crick...