Harry Brook creates history, becomes first cricketer ever to achieve this monumental feat in Pakistan

England National Cricket Team batter Harry Brook on Wednesday (9th October) scripted history in Test cricket. The young batter became the first-ever batter to score a century in four consecutive games on Pakistan soil in the longest format of the game.

England National Cricket Team Harry Brook achieved the feat in the ongoing first Test against the Pakistan National Cricket Team. The first game of the three-match series between the teams is taking place at the Multan Cricket Stadium in Multan.

Harry Brook starts the Pakistan tour with a ton

Brook, who scored three centuries on the last tour to Pakistan, has started the 2024 series with another hundred. The batter looked in sensational touch in the ongoing game. He has continued his golden form and is making sure he keeps his team in the hunt.

Brook came to bat at No.5, and since then, he has batted with a positive mindset. The right-hander has put Pakistan National Cricket Team bowlers under immense pressure. He, along with Joe Root, has hardly put a foot wrong for the team and has entertained the crowd.

Harry Brook, along with Joe Root, who also slammed a century and became the leading run-getter in Tests for England, has added an unbeaten 243 runs partnership. This is also the highest partnership for England for any wickets on Pakistan soil, bettering 233 runs added by Zak Crawley and Ben Ducket for the first wicket at Rawalpindi in 2022.

Harry Brook joins Brian Lara, Jacques Kallis, and David Warner as batters most consecutive tons against Pakistan.

Harry Brook, who is touted as England's future, slammed yet another Test hundred and ensured that he continues his fine form. This was his fourth Test hundred for the national team against the Pakistan National Cricket Team. He joined the likes of Brian Lara, Jacques Kallis, David Warner, and others as batters most consecutive tons against Pakistan.

Most consecutive Test 100s vs Pakistan

4 - Brian Lara (2007-10)

4 - Jacques Kallis (2005-06)

4 - David Warner (2016-19)

4 - Kane Williamson (2018-22)

4 - Harry Brook (2022-24)*

Harry Brook ended Day 3 with the innings of an unbeaten 141 runs off 173 balls. The right-hander slammed 12 fours and 1 six in his innings. With the kind of batting that he displayed, it won't be a surprise if he gets up, ending a double ton on Day 4 of the ongoing game against Pakistan National Cricket Team. Also, he has the most tons by non-Pakistani batter in Pakistan.

We have all day tomorrow, go past them and then try to bowl them out on a day 5 pitch - Ben Duckett

Ben Duckett, who dislocated his thumb on Day 2 and batted at No.4 for England, talked about his innings and injury. He also opened up about the team's plan, saying that they have all the day tomorrow and then will be trying to bowl out Pakistan on Day 5. He also praised Joe Root for becoming the team's leading run-getter in Tests. He explained:

"It (the thumb) is alright. The doctor put it back in immediately, and I had a scan last evening, which didn't show anything. Yes, I am a little bit sore (after batting), but it is fine. Slightly different (batting at 4). I didn't really know what to do as I was waiting to go out to bat. On that wicket you don't need to leave too many balls. We keep batting.

"We have all day tomorrow, go past them and then try to bowl them out on a day 5 pitch. It is tough to know what to say about him (Root), he's gone past Sir Alastair, it is greatness we are seeing in front of our eyes but it does not feel that way while batting with him, he has been in the form of his life in the last 6 months."