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Brook breaks Gill's fastest 200 record as Lanka pull off historic ODI run chase

England captain Harry Brook smashed a record-breaking 202 off 116 balls, becoming the first Englishman to score an ODI double-century and the fastest to reach 200. However, Sri Lanka chased down 430 to win by two wickets with one ball remaining. Pavan Rathnayake scored 130, while England suffered their second consecutive defeat, leaving their hopes of reaching the Lahore final in danger.

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Brook breaks Gill's fastest 200 record as Lanka pull off historic ODI run chase
England captain Harry Brook smashed a record-breaking 202 off 116 balls, becoming the first Englishman to score an ODI double-century and the fastest to reach 200. However, Sri Lanka chased down 430 to win by two wickets with one ball remaining. Pavan Rathnayake scored 130, while England suffered their second consecutive defeat, leaving their hopes of reaching the Lahore final in danger.
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