Harry Brook became the first England cricketer in 34 years to score a Test triple century, reaching the landmark on day four of the first Test against Pakistan in Multan.
His outstanding knock came off just 310 balls, making him only the sixth England player to achieve a triple century in Test cricket. Brook’s innings also set a new record for England’s highest Test score against Pakistan, surpassing Denis Compton’s 278 at Trent Bridge in 1954.
Brook was eventually dismissed for 317 off 322, which included 29 fours and three sixes.
Earlier, Joe Root and Brook broke the record for England’s highest-ever partnership (454).
Harry Brook completes a remarkable Test triple century ????#PAKvENG | #TestAtHomepic.twitter.com/aOdRwGfBWg
— Pakistan Cricket (@TheRealPCB) October 10, 2024The last Englishman to score a triple century was Graham Gooch, who made 333 against India in 1990. Meanwhile, Brian Lara still holds the all-time record for the highest individual score in Test cricket, with an unbeaten 400 against England in Antigua in 2004.
364 L Hutton v Australia, The Oval, 1938
336* WR Hammond v New Zealand, Auckland, 1933
333 GA Gooch v India, Lord’s, 1990
325 A Sandham v West Indies, Jamaica, 1930
317 HC Brook v Pakistan, Multan, 2024
310* JH Edrich v New Zealand, Headingley, 1965
