The stats that prove Tottenham striker Harry Kane is finally back to his best

Tottenham striker Harry Kane has been criticized in some quarters for his start to the season. But here are the stats that prove the England international is finally back to his best. Watford (1-0) The striker touched the ball just 33 times during the entirety of the contest, with only five of those touches in the box. Liverpool (1-2) Kane once again struggled, even worse than he did against Watford, managing just 21 touches during the game, with six inside the Reds area. Brighton (1-2) Kane had almost double the touches at the Amex as he had done in the game with Liverpool at Wembley, with nine coming in the box. He opened the scoring from the penalty spot after Glenn Murray's handball from a Kieran Trippier free-kick. Huddersfield Town (0-2) Kane is now the top scorer at the John Smith's Stadium since the Terriers were promoted to the Premier League. After a double last season, the frontman bagged another brace to make it four goals in two appearances there. And he continued his impressive involvement in matches with 44 touches all told and eight of them in the home side's penalty area.

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