England Sets New Test Records in Pakistan

Harry Brook delivered a stunning performance with a triple century, leading England to a historic total of 823 runs in their first innings against Pakistan. This score marks England's highest since World War II and the fourth highest in Test history, while Brook's partnership of 454 runs with Joe Root set a new record for England. Root also achieved a personal milestone, becoming England's top Test run-scorer and surpassing 20,000 international runs during the match. As Pakistan struggled in their second innings, ending the day at 152 for six, they faced the daunting task of needing 115 runs to avoid defeat. The match showcased England's aggressive batting approach under the leadership of Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes, revitalizing the team's prospects. With Brook's performance drawing comparisons to legends like Kevin Pietersen and Joe Root, England appears poised for a remarkable victory in Multan.