Historic Runs in Multan: Brook and Root's Record Partnership

England set a historic score in Multan, with Harry Brook achieving a triple century and Joe Root a double ton, leading to a 267-run advantage over Pakistan. Pakistan struggled in the second innings, trailing by 115 runs with six wickets down as England aimed for victory on the final day.

England achieved their highest test score in 86 years, propelled by Harry Brook's stunning triple century and Joe Root's impressive double ton. The visitors declared at 823-7, putting Pakistan in a precarious position on day four of the first test in Multan.

Despite a late rally from Salman Agha and Aamer Jamal, Pakistan ended the day at 152-6, trailing England by 115 runs and facing a potential defeat due to England's extraordinary batting effort.

Key bowling contributions from Chris Woakes and Gus Atkinson further cemented England's dominance, overshadowed by Brook and Root's record-breaking 454-run partnership, marking a new chapter in England's test history.

(With inputs from agencies.)