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Harry Brook etched his name in cricketing history on the fourth day of the opening Test against Pakistan in Multan, smashing his maiden triple century in a breathtaking display of dominance.

England's rising batting star Harry Brook said he was delighted he had finally eclipsed his father's highest club score, when he hit a triple hundred against Pakistan in Multan on Thursday.

"Harry Brook has the shots of Kevin Pietersen and the rhythm and hunger of Joe Root." High praise indeed from Sky Sports' Nasser Hussain, referencing a tweet he'd seen while Brook became just the ...

Harry Brook admits he had no idea the rank of England greats he was joining with his stunning triple hundred on the fourth day of the first Test against Pakistan. The 25-year-old became the first ...

Harry Brook from England scores his first triple century at the age of 25 in the opening Test against Pakistan. He and Joe Root set a record-breaking 454-run partnership, the highest ever for ...

IMAGE: Harry Brook became the first England batter in 34 years to score a triple-century when England thrashed Pakistan by an innings and 47 runs in the first Test in Multan. Photograph ...

Your support makes all the difference. Runs rained down with abandon on day four of the first Test in Multan, with Brook making a stunning career-best 317 and Root 262. After chasing leather for ...

England's Harry Brook became the first batsman to score a hundred in four successive Test matches in Pakistan. Achieving this on the third day against Pakistan, he scored 141*, partnering with Joe ...

Harry Brook scored England’s first triple century since 1990 on a record-breaking fourth day against Pakistan, with the tourists smashing 823 before embarking on a stirring victory push in the f ...

Triple centuries and a hatful of milestones lose their lustre if the team fail to win, but Harry Brook and Joe Root’s history-making in Multan has put England in sight of an extraordinary victory.