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Harry Brook scores record 202 for England, but Sri Lanka chase 430 to win

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By BynamelyWritten by AI from 2 reports

The Guardian reported that Harry Brook hit a record-breaking 202 runs for England, yet England lost as Sri Lanka chased down 430 runs to win by two wickets in an extraordinary ODI.

Why it matters

Brook’s 202 highlights his batting ability even though the team was defeated.

Key facts

  1. The match caused ODI records to tumble, according to the headline.
  2. Brook’s 202 was described as a record-breaking individual score.
  3. England posted a total of 430 runs in the ODI.
  4. Sri Lanka secured victory by two wickets.

Evidence

Credible reporting, but no official confirmation yet.

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