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Harry Brook becomes 28th batter to score Test Triple Century - Check Complete List of Players with 300 in Tests

Harry Brook became only the sixth English player to score a Triple Century in international Test cricket on Thursday (October 10).

The stylish right-hander decimated hosts Pakistan with his scintillating batting. Earlier Joe Root scored 262 runs and thus became the highest scorer in Test cricket for England, surpassing Alastair Cook.

Harry Brook

Harry Brook came into the crease in a tricky situation. The 25-year-old found his touch very early on a flat deck in Multan, scoring runs across the deck quite freely. Brook completed his maiden double hundred earlier in the day, and then kicked on further to score his maiden Triple hundred as well.

Harry Brook becomes 28th player to score Test Triple Century

With his magnificent knock, Harry Brook has now become the 28th batter to score a Test triple century. Overall, a total of 32 Triple centuries have been scored in Tests and players across eight countries have scored it.

The England star batter ended up with 317 runs in just 322 balls, hitting 29 fours and 3 sixes in the process.

The Headingley Ground in Leeds and Antigua Recreation Ground in St. John's have each hosted three triple centuries. Australian cricketers lead with eight triple centuries, while England now go 2nd in the list jointly with West Indies. Multan also became the second sub-continent ground to host multiple 300s, first being the M.A. Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai.

Triple Centuries in Test Cricket Complete List of Test Triple Hundreds

Player Against Score Venue Year
1. Andy Sandham (ENG) WI 325 Sabina Park, Jamaica 1930
2. Don Bradman (AUS) ENG 334 Headingley, Leeds 1930
3. Wally Hammond (ENG) NZ 336* Eden Park, Auckland 1933
4. Don Bradman (AUS) ENG 304 Headingley, Leeds 1934
5. Len Hutton (ENG) AUS 364 The Oval, London 1938
6. Hanif Mohhammad (PAK) WI 337 Kensington Oval, Barbados 1958
7. Garfield Sobers (WI) PAK 365* Sabina Park, Jamaica 1958
8. Bob Simpson (AUS) ENG 311 Old Trafford, Manchester 1964
9. John Edrich (ENG) NZ 310* Headingley, Leeds 1965
10. Bob Cowper (AUS) ENG 307 MCG, Melbourne 1966
11. Lawrence Rowe (WI) ENG 302 Kingston Oval, Barbados 1974
12. Graham Gooch (ENG) IND 333 Lord's, London 1990
13. Brian Lara (WI) ENG 375 Antigua 1994
14. Sanath Jayasuriya (SL) IND 340 Premadasa, Colombo 1997
15. Mark Taylor (AUS) PAK 334* Arbab Niaz Stadium, Peshawar 1998
16. Inzamam-ul-Haq (PAK) NZ 329 Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore 2002
17. Matthew Hayden (AUS) ZIM 380 WACA, Perth 2002
18. Virender Sehwag (IND) PAK 309 Multan 2004
19. Brian Lara (WI) ENG 400* Antigua 2004
20. Chris Gayle (WI) RSA 317 Antigua 2005
21. Mahela Jayawardene (SL) RSA 374 Sinhalese Sports Club, Colombo 2006
22. Virender Sehwag (IND) RSA 319 Chepauk, Chennai 2008
23. Younis Khan (PAK) SL 313 National Stadium, Karachi 2009
24. Chris Gayle (WI) SL 333 Galle 2010
25. Michael Clarke (AUS) IND 329* Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney 2012
26. Hashim Amla (RSA) ENG 311* The Oval, London 2012
27. Kumar Sangakkara (SL) BAN 319 ZAC Stadium, Chattogram 2014
28. Brendon McCullum (NZ) IND 302 Basin Reserve, Wellington 2014
29. Azhar Ali (PAK) WI 302* Dubai 2016
30. Karun Nair (IND) ENG 303* Chepauk, Chennai 2016
31. David Warner (AUS) PAK 335* Adelaide Oval, Adelaide 2019
32. Harry Brook (ENG) PAK 317 Multan

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Story first published: Thursday, October 10, 2024, 14:22 [IST]
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