Stokes: 'Phenomenal' Brook can enjoy all-format success like Kohli

Harry Brook's abundant talent and simple technique mean he could be on track to replicate the worldwide, all-format success enjoyed by Virat Kohli. That is the "massive shout" that Ben Stokes, England's Test captain, made after Brook's second-innings hundred set up a 26-run win over Pakistan to seal the series with a game to spare in Multan.Brook is only 23 but has been discussed as one of England's leading young batters for a number of years and made his Test debut at the end of the English summer after Jonny Bairstow's ankle injury ruled him out of the third Test against South Africa at The Oval, having been the spare batter for the first six matches of the season.He made 12 in his only innings on debut but blitzed his way to scores of 153 and 87 in the first Test of the series in Rawalpindi, threatening Gilbert Jessop's 120-year record for the fastest England hundred in both innings. And after being dismissed cheaply playing what he described as "a shocking shot" in the first innings in Multan, Brook responded with a well-paced 109 in the second - the only century of the match - to pick up the Player-of-the-Match award.Brook has also played 20 T20Is, finishing September's tour of Pakistan as England's leading run-scorer before a quiet run of form in the T20 World Cup triumph. Currently uncapped in ODIs, he will also come into contention to bat in the middle order for the 50-over side ahead of their title defence in India next October."After the summer he had last year, getting all the big-ups before he made his debut at the back end of the summer, to come here and put in that kind of performance again was just phenomenal," Stokes told Sky Sports."He's one of those rare players that you look across all formats and you can just see him being successful everywhere. It's a massive shout, but Virat Kohli is one of those guys where his technique is just so simple and works everywhere. The pressure that he puts back onto opposition is exactly what we're about."Stokes added in his post-match press conference that Broo