England captain Harry Brook produced a historic innings of 202 off 116 balls against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi on Thursday, claiming the record for the fastest double century in one-day international history.
His knock, which included 21 fours and 10 sixes, powered England to 429 for 4 and broke multiple long-standing records.
Brook reached 200 in 114 balls, overtaking the previous mark set by India captain Shubman Gill. Gill had scored his double century against the West Indies earlier this year in 117 balls.
Records Harry Brook broke in the match against Sri Lanka
Harry Brook recorded the fastest double century in ODI history, reaching 200 in 114 balls.
He became the first England batter to score a double century in men’s ODIs.
His 202 overtook Ben Stokes’ 182 against New Zealand in 2023 to set the highest individual ODI score by an England player.
He scored 144 runs off boundaries, the most by an England batter in an ODI.
It was the highest individual ODI score recorded in Rawalpindi, surpassing Gary Kirsten’s 188 from 1996.
He is only the second player after Chris Gayle to register a Test triple century, an ODI double century and a T20 international century.