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Harry Brook breaks Rahul Dravid and Jacques Kallis' record for most Test hundreds in Pakistan

On a highway-like flat Multan surface, Harry Brook smashed his fourth Test hundred in Pakistan to go past the tallies of cricketing greats like Rahul Dravid and Jacques Kallis on Wednesday, October 9.

On Day 3 of the first Test between England and Pakistan, after Joe Root created a couple of records, his batting partner fourth wicket Harry Brook also created a record of his own.

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With his fourth Test hundred in Pakistan, the 25-year-old equalled the record for most Test hundreds by a visiting batter in the country. India's Mohinder Amarnath hit four hundreds in 11 Test matches in Pakistan, while Aravinda de Silva scored as many hundreds in 10 Test matches.

However, the England batter reached the landmark and equalled their tally in just his sixth Test innings (4 matches) in Pakistan. Brook scored 153, 87, 9, 109 and 111 in his first five Test innings in Pakistan. The latest hundred - his sixth in 31 Test innings - came off just 118 balls.

Brook goes past Rahul Dravid, Jacques Kallis and others

Harry Brook also went past tallies of India great Rahul Dravid, South Africa's Jacques Kallis, Australia's Allan Border and Sri Lanka's Thilan Samaraweera and Kumar Sangakkara with the fourth Test ton in Pakistan.

Dravid, Kallis, Border, Samaraweera and Sangakkara have three hundreds each to their names in six, five, nine, three and five and five Test matches respectively.

Most Test hundreds by visiting batters in Pakistan

  • Mohinder Amarnath: 4
  • Aravinda de Silva: 4
  • Harry Brook: 4
  • Rahul Dravid: 3
  • Jacques Kallis: 3
  • Thilan Samaraweera: 3
  • Kumar Sangakkara: 3

Talking about the first Test in Multan, Pakistan declared their first innings at 556 all-out in 149 overs after hundreds from Shan Masood and Agha Salman. At the time this article was published, England were 481/3 in 97 overs.

Story first published: Wednesday, October 9, 2024, 17:54 [IST]
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