England cricketer Harry Brook is hopeful England can claim victory in the fifth and final Ashes Test at the Kia Oval and walk away with a "moral victory" if the series ends 2-2."We were dominating the game last week so if the game had played out, I would like to think we would have won so if we can win this week, yeah it can be a moral victory," Brook said after Sunday's final day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford was a complete washout."We were thinking that (we deserve something) last week wh

England cricketer Harry Brook is hopeful England can claim victory in the fifth and final Ashes Test at the Kia Oval and walk away with a "moral victory" if the series ends 2-2."We were dominating the game last week so if the game had played out, I would like to think we would have won so if we can win this week, yeah it can be a moral victory," Brook said after Sunday's final day of the fourth Test at Old Trafford was a complete washout."We were thinking that (we deserve something) last week when it was pouring down in Manchester. It never seems to be sunny there. There isn't much to be said, but this week we will go out there, play the same way and try to get a victory."You can't do anything about the weather. We were dominating and had it played out, I am sure it would have won."But the rain won last week."Brook has registered three half-centuries and hit 271 runs across seven Ashes innings, but would love a big score to finish the series.