Records tumbled in Pakistan as Harry Brook's remarkable innings of 317 propelled England towards victory in the first Test match. On day three, England declared at a staggering 823 for seven, marking their first triple century in 34 years and the fourth-highest team total in Test history. Brook's innings was complemented by Joe Root, who, despite struggling with injury, contributed an impressive 262 runs. The duo formed an extraordinary partnership of 454 runs, setting a new record for England. This monumental stand was achieved off just 522 balls, showcasing their dominance at the crease. Pakistan, who had posted a formidable 556 runs in their first innings, found themselves in a precarious position as they began their second innings. After a dismal start, where they slumped to 82 for six, they managed to recover slightly, finishing the day at 152 for six, still trailing by 115 runs. With a day left in the match, England's bowlers will be eager to capitalize on Pakistan's recent struggles in the third innings and secure a decisive victory.