
Harry Brook Smashes 200, Breaks Gill's Record for Fastest ODI Double Ton in Rawalpindi
What Happened?
Harry Brook scored 202 runs off 116 balls against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi, becoming England's first men's ODI double-centurion and breaking Shubman Gill's record for the fastest double century.
Key points
- Brook's innings included 21 fours and 10 sixes.
- He reached 200 runs in just 114 balls, surpassing Gill's previous record of 117 balls.
- Brook's score is the highest by an England batter in men's ODIs.
- He is now one of only two players to score a triple hundred in Tests, a double hundred in ODIs, and a hundred in T20Is.
- England scored a total of 429 for four in their innings.
Key insights
- This record could inspire future England players to aim for higher scores.
- Brook's performance may increase interest in ODI cricket among fans.
- The achievement reinforces England's competitive edge in international cricket.
Why it matters
Brook's achievement highlights England's growing dominance in ODI cricket.
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India Today

