Harry Brook Achieves Historic Double Century for England Against Sri Lanka

Harry Brook made history by scoring 202 runs for England against Sri Lanka in a one-day international match held in Rawalpindi, becoming the first England player to achieve a double century in ODIs.

Brook's innings included 10 sixes and 21 fours, allowing England to post a total of 429-4, the highest ODI score in Pakistan. He reached his double century off just 114 balls, breaking the record for the fastest double century in ODI history.

Brook's performance followed England's loss to Pakistan in their tri-series opener, where he had urged his teammates to adopt a more positive approach. His innings featured a partnership of 159 runs with Joe Root, who contributed 69 runs. This remarkable feat further solidifies Brook's reputation as a leading multi-format batter.