After a challenging winter, Harry Brook has returned to form. He smashed a rapid century against Sri Lanka, leading England to their first away ODI series win in nearly three years. The performance included nine sixes and eleven fours. Brook's winter struggles included inconsistent performances in the Ashes and an off-field incident.

Brook's form slump and off-field issues put pressure on his role as white-ball captain. Teammate Joe Root played a key role in Brook's resurgence, helping him with his batting in the nets. Brook celebrated his century with a 'Stone Cold' Steve Austin-style celebration, though he clarified it was all in good fun.

This victory is a significant boost for England, with Brook's performance being a major factor. The team is now looking ahead to a T20 series in Sri Lanka and the upcoming T20 World Cup. Root will not participate in the T20 series, allowing him a rest before the summer's Test matches.

Brook's ability to bounce back from adversity is impressive. His clear focus will be essential for England's success in the upcoming tournaments. The team will be looking to build on this momentum, aiming for a strong performance in the T20 series and the World Cup.