Harry Brook Joins Chris Gayle in Exclusive Club with Unique Triple-Format Record
What Happened?
Harry Brook became the second cricketer after Chris Gayle to score a triple-century in Tests, a double-century in ODIs, and a century in T20Is. Despite his record, Sri Lanka chased down 430 runs to win the ODI match.
Key points
- Brook scored 202 runs off 116 balls, including 21 fours and 10 sixes.
- He became the first English player to score a double-century in ODIs.
- Brook reached his double-century in just 114 balls, breaking the record for the fastest ODI double-century.
- He had previously scored 317 in Tests and an unbeaten 114 in T20Is.
- Sri Lanka's Pavan Rathnayake led the chase with 130 runs.
- Sri Lanka achieved the second-highest successful run chase in men's ODI history.
Key insights
- Brook's record may inspire a new generation of cricketers in England.
- The match showcased the competitive nature of ODI cricket, with high-scoring chases becoming more common.
- Sri Lanka's victory demonstrates their resilience and capability in high-pressure situations.
Why it matters
Brook's achievement highlights his exceptional talent and sets a new benchmark in international cricket.
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Times of India

