The Hundred 2025 [WATCH]: Harry Brook’s cartwheel flip steals the spotlight before Northern Superchargers overpower Welsh Fire

The third match of The Hundred Men 2025 featured some exciting cricket between two quality sides Northern Superchargers and Welsh Fire. But what truly lit up the moment was when Harry Brook pulled off a playful flip move on the field, leaving his teammates in splits and social media buzzing with reactions. His light-hearted gesture added a fun break to the intensity and reminded fans of the joy cricket can bring.

Harry Brook performs a cheeky cartwheel flip before the match

The moment took place before the match as Northern Superchargers players were getting ready to take the field. Brook added a unique twist to his warm-up routine with a full stretched cartwheel. Captured in a video by SkyCricket he was seen in a purple kit chatting with Zak Crawley before pulling off the unexpected move.

Meanwhile, presenter Lydia Greenway and England legend Eoin Morgan shared a light-hearted conversation about Brook’s flip. Lydia joked, “It’s clearly a unique form of warm-up, we don’t often see cricketers doing cartwheels.” To this, Morgan replied, “He’s definitely trying to prove a point. Maybe he and Crawley had a bet. We’ve seen Rishabh Pant do similar things during celebrations, so maybe this is the next progression.”

Here’s the video:

'They might've had a bet' 😅

Harry Brook impresses Zak Crawley with a warm-up cartwheel 🤸 pic.twitter.com/sc4HeZE7mP

— Sky Sports Cricket (@SkyCricket) August 7, 2025

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Zak Crawley takes charge in Northern Superchargers’ comfortable win

Meanwhile, in their opening clash, Northern Superchargers registered a comfortable win over Welsh Fire by 8 wickets. After winning the toss, the home side decided to bowl first. Steve Smith and Jonny Bairstow gave Welsh a flying start with 62 runs off just 37 balls. However, quick wickets followed and slowed down the momentum as Welsh ended up with 143 for 9 in their 100 balls. Imad Wasim, Matthew Potts and Adil Rashid picked up two wickets each for Northern.

In the chase, the home side never seemed in trouble. Their in-form batter Crawley played a scintillating knock of 67 from just 38 balls, taking the Welsh bowlers to the cleaners. Dawid Malan also chipped in with a handy 41 off 39. Brook announced his arrival in style by hitting a six off his first ball and finishing with a quickfire 25 from 15. The dominant batting display sealed the win for Northern Superchargers in just 89 balls.

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