In the Multan Test, Pakistan's bowlers were completely blown to pieces. First Joe Root and now Harry Brook gave a tough time to the Pakistani bowlers. Harry Brook even scored a triple-century against Pakistan. This right-handed batsman scored a triple-century in just 310 balls. This is the fastest triple century by any England batsman and after 34 years an English batsman has scored a triple century. Before Harry Brook, an England batsman had achieved the feat of scoring a triple century in 1990. Then Graham Gooch had played an innings of 333 runs against India. Now Brook has ended the 34-year drought.
Harry Brook scored a triple century in just 310 balls and now he has become the new Sultan of Multan. That is because Harry Brook has become the fastest player to score a triple century on the Multan ground. Earlier, Sehwag had scored a triple century on this ground in 364 balls. Brook also broke the record for Sehwag's biggest innings in Multan. Sehwag had scored 309 runs in Multan and Brook played an innings of 317 runs on this ground. If we talk about the fastest triple century in Test cricket, then Harry Brook comes after Sehwag. Sehwag scored a triple century against South Africa in just 278 balls.
Harry Brook is only the sixth English player to score a triple century in Test cricket. Brook's name has now been added to the list of legends like Len Houghton, Wally Hammond, Graham Gooch, Andy Sandham, and John Edrich. By the way, this is the first time that an English player has scored a triple-century against Pakistan.
Harry Brooke completed his half-century in just 49 balls in the Multan Test.
This player scored his century in 118 balls.
Brook reached 150 runs in 186 balls.
Brook played 245 balls to score a double-century.
Brook completed 250 runs in 281 balls.
After this, Brook reached the score of 300 in 310 balls.
