Harry Brook ton powers England to narrow lead in Karachi

KARACHI Harry Brook smashed his third successive Test century before England’s tailenders frustrated Pakistan and grafted a 50-run first-innings lead in the third and final Test today. Brook followed his centuries in England’s victories at Rawalpindi and Multan with 111...

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Updated At : 01:08 PM Dec 19, 2022 IST

KARACHI

Harry Brook smashed his third successive Test century before England’s tailenders frustrated Pakistan and grafted a 50-run first-innings lead in the third and final Test today. Brook followed his centuries in England’s victories at Rawalpindi and Multan with 111 off 150 balls in the dead rubber as the visitors were bowled out for 354 in the final session on the second day.

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