England Triumphs in Multan with Record-Breaking Test Win
Harry Brook and Joe Root's stellar performances lead England to a historic victory over Pakistan in challenging conditions.
- England defeated Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs in Multan, marking one of their greatest overseas Test victories.
- Harry Brook scored a remarkable 317, becoming the first Englishman to hit a triple century since 1990, while Joe Root contributed 262, surpassing Sir Alastair Cook as England's all-time leading runscorer.
- Despite a flat pitch and intense heat, England's bowlers managed to secure 20 wickets, capitalizing on Pakistan's vulnerabilities and securing victory with 72 overs to spare.
- The victory was achieved without the presence of injured captain Ben Stokes, highlighting the depth and resilience of the team under the leadership of stand-in captain Ollie Pope.
- This win is considered a testament to the 'Bazball' strategy under coach Brendon McCullum, emphasizing aggressive play and mental toughness.
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