England's Unforgettable Cricket Milestones in Multan

England's stellar performance against Pakistan in Multan saw records tumble as they declared at 823-7. Joe Root became England's highest run-scorer in tests with a career-best 262, while Harry Brook's 317 placed him among England's test greats. Their 454-run partnership broke England's records.

Cricket enthusiasts witnessed an unforgettable match as England etched their name in history during the 2,553rd test match against Pakistan in Multan.

Setting records and surpassing milestones, England declared their first innings at an extraordinary 823-7, securing the fourth spot in the all-time highest test scores. This feat marks the first instance this century of a team scoring over 800 runs.

Star player Joe Root achieved new heights, becoming England's top run-scorer in tests with an impressive 262, moving ahead of Alastair Cook. Meanwhile, Harry Brook dazzled by scoring 317, earning his place as the sixth Englishman to hit a triple-hundred since 1990. Their combined efforts culminated in a record-breaking 454-run partnership, the highest for England and fourth overall in test history.

(With inputs from agencies.)