In a dramatic turn of events, Sri Lanka achieved the second-highest successful run chase in ODI history, defeating England by pulling off a remarkable pursuit of 430 runs in Rawalpindi. The monumental effort saw Sri Lankan batsmen Pavan Rathnayake, Avishka Fernando, and Dasun Shanaka deliver stellar performances, with Rathnayake scoring 130 and Fernando and Shanaka contributing 97 each. Shanaka's aggressive innings, featuring eight sixes, was particularly impactful in turning the tide for his team.
Despite Harry Brook's exceptional innings of 202, the fastest double century by an England batter in ODI history, his efforts were ultimately not enough to secure victory. Brook's record-breaking performance was overshadowed by Sri Lanka's stunning comeback, which saw them chase down the formidable target with just one ball to spare. This thrilling encounter highlights the unpredictable nature of cricket and sets a new benchmark for high-scoring chases in the format.
Sri Lanka Stuns England in Record ODI Chase; Brook's Double Century Falls Short
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