Pakistan vs England 1st Test: The first test between Pakistan and England was recorded in the pages of history, Harry Brook and Joe Root created a series of records in Multan.

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Pakistan National Cricket Team vs England National Cricket Team 1st Test 2024 Day 4 Records: The first match of the three-match Test series between Pakistan national cricket team vs England national cricket team is being played from October 12. This match between the two teams is being played at Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan. By the end of the fourth day's play, Pakistan team had scored 152 runs in the second innings, losing six wickets in 37 overs. Pakistan team is still 115 runs behind England. The shadow of defeat is looming over Pakistan.

England have set records against Pakistan in the first Test match of the series being played in Multan, thanks to Harry Brook's triple century and Joe Root's double century. In reply to Pakistan's 556 runs, England declared their innings at 827 runs for 7 wickets. England batted brilliantly and made many big records in Multan. Pakistan vs England, 1st Test Day 4 Video Highlights: Pakistan reached the verge of defeat in the first test, England team just 4 wickets away from a big victory; See the highlights of the fourth day here

Highest score against Pakistan

With the help of double and triple centuries of Joe Root (262) and Harry Brook (317), England scored 827 runs for 7 wickets against Pakistan on the fourth day of the first Test match being played in Multan. This is a new record for the highest score made by any team in an innings against Pakistan in the history of Test cricket.

Second fastest triple century in test

England's explosive batsman Harry Brook completed his triple century in 310 balls in the first Test match being played in Multan. In this case, Harry Brook reached the second position after Team India's former lethal opener Virender Sehwag in scoring the fastest triple century in Test cricket. Harry Brook has become the sixth batsman to score a triple century for England. Harry Brook also broke Virender Sehwag's record of 307 runs made in 2004 on this ground.

Joe Root becomes England's first 20 Hazaris

Joe Root, who scored a double century in the first Test match, has become the first batsman for England to score 20 thousand or more runs in international cricket. When Joe Root was playing on 186 runs, Babar Azam dropped a simple catch of him at mid-wicket. After this Joe Root scored the sixth double century of his career. With this, Joe Root left behind former England captain Alastair Cook.

Second team to score more than 700 runs against Pakistan

The England team has become the second team against Pakistan to score 700 or more runs in an innings of a test match. Earlier, this unique feat was done by West Indies in the year 1958. Then West Indies had put 790 runs on the board for 3 wickets in one innings.

So many bowlers scored unwanted centuries

In the first Test being played in Multan, England's batsmen showed stars to Pakistani bowlers during the day. Captain Shan Masood made 7 bowlers bowl in the first innings. In which Saud Shakeel bowled only two overs. Apart from this, Shaheen Afridi, Naseem Shah, Abrar Ahmed, Aamer Jamal, Salman Aga and Sam Ayub all scored more than 100 runs. This has happened for the second time in the history of Test cricket when 6 bowlers have given away 100 or more runs in an innings. Earlier in the year 2004, Zimbabwe's bowlers had given away 100 or more runs.

This happened for the first time

For the first time in the 21st century in Test cricket and for the fourth time in Test history, a team has put 800 or more runs on the board. The last time such a unique feat was achieved by Sri Lanka in the year 1997 against Team India by scoring 952 runs for 6 wickets. In that match, former captain Sanath Jayasuriya scored a triple century and Roshan Mahanama scored a double century.

England crossed 800 for the third time in Test

The England team has crossed the 800-run mark twice before in the history of Test cricket. Once England scored 849 runs against West Indies in 1930 and 903 runs against Australia in 1938 in a Test match innings. Out of the four cases of scoring more than 800 runs in Test history, three have been recorded in the name of England.

Most runs in test for England

Let us tell you that England's legendary batsman Joe Root, during his brilliant inning of 262 runs, has become the highest run-scorer for England in Test cricket.

Record partnership of Joe Root and Harry Brook

The pair of Harry Brook and Joe Root together made a record partnership of 454 runs for the fourth wicket. This is the biggest partnership for any wicket for England. Both these batsmen broke the record of Peter May and Colin Cowdrey set 67 years ago. Peter May and Colin Cowdrey had made a partnership of 411 runs. At the same time, Joe Root was out after playing a brilliant inning of 262 runs. Joe Root scored the sixth double century of his Test career.