Divya Delhi: After Harry Brook's century against India on Day 3 of the 1st test match in Headingley, former Indian batsman Cheteshwar Pujara had a sharp contrast in his mind. The veteran thinks the English batter has few Rishabh Pant rays after seeing his wild strike. On Day 3, Brook led England to a bigger advantage with his bat. At 99 runs, Prasidh Krishna dismissed the huge wicket, preventing him from reaching a century. I witnessed his first-class debut when I played for Yorkshire. Since then, he's matured and playing and leading on the England white circuit, so he knows his responsibility and the shots he played today—not many players can do that, Pujara said. I can see a little of Rishabh Pant in him since he's resigning. Both are bold, but have different approaches. Both of them are aiming to disrupt bowlers' length and put pressure on their backs, which is crucial whenever the team is in difficulty, he said.