Rawalpindi is known for speed and pace in the cricketing world. The fastest bowler ever to play the game was born in this Pakistani city, but on Thursday, Harry Brook brought a batting storm to Rawalpindi, scoring the fastest double…
England's Harry Brook broke the record for the fastest double century in ODI history, reaching the milestone in 114 balls against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi. Finishing on 202 off 116 deliveries, Brook became the first English batsman to score an ODI double hundred. His innings propelled England to a commanding total of 429/4 in the ongoing tri-series match.
Brook surpassed the previous record of 117 balls set by India's Shubman Gill. Supporting England's record total in Pakistan, Joe Root scored 69 runs, while Will Jacks and Tom Banton each contributed half-centuries, leaving Sri Lanka facing a steep run chase.
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