Key facts
- Harry Brook scored 202 off 116 balls.
- Brook's double-century came from 114 balls.
- England's previous highest ODI score was Ben Stokes' 182 not out.
- England's 429-4 is the highest ODI score in Pakistan.
- England scored 296 from the last 25 overs.
Harry Brook made history by smashing the fastest double century in One Day International cricket history, scoring 202 off 116 balls against Sri Lanka. His innings included 21 fours and 10 sixes, with a remarkable 189 runs coming off the last 92 deliveries he faced. Brook's double-century, achieved in 114 balls, surpassed Shubman Gill's previous record of 117 balls. The knock also marked the first ODI double-century by an England batter, breaking Ben Stokes' record of 182 not out. England posted a commanding total of 429-4, the highest ODI score in Pakistan, after Sri Lanka won the toss and chose to bowl. Sri Lanka struggled in their chase, losing early wickets including Kusal Mendis run out for 0 and Kamindu Mendis dismissed for 18.