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Brilliant Brook hits England's first 200 in an ODI

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Captain Harry Brook becomes the first England batter to make a double century in a one-day international with a sensational 202 against Sri Lanka in Rawalpindi.

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Brilliant Brook hits England's first 200 in an ODI
10/22/2026, 12:15:29 PM
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