England may have won seven of their past eight completed T20s but Adil Rashid believes Harry Brook’s white-ball side are only getting started.

Since Brook took the reins from Jos Buttler earlier this year, England’s only defeat in the most unpredictable format has been against South Africa in Cardiff in a farcical rain-affected shootout.

They rebounded with the highest T20 score by a Test nation after amassing 304 for two against the Proteas last month, while, under Brook, England have compiled three of their highest five totals.

Phil Salt has banished any doubt about his opener’s spot with some stunning recent innings, while Tom Banton, Jordan Cox and Luke Wood are being given their chance, with Liam Livingstone jettisoned from the set-up.

But Rashid argued the team is still in

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