Content overview: “Harry Brook Smashes Fastest ODI Double Century in Record 317-Run Win”. England's Harry Brook etched his name into cricket history on Tuesday, blasting the fastest double century in One Day International history off just 124 balls against the Netherlands in Amstelveen. Brook's unbeaten 210 powered England to a mammoth 498 for 4, the highest team total in ODI history, as the visitors romped to a record 317-run victory. The 24-year-old Yorkshire batter struck 24 fours and seven sixes, reaching his milestone with a stunning straight six that encapsulated a breathtaking innings.
His knock surpassed the previous fastest double century by India's Ishan Kishan, who needed 126 balls against Bangladesh in 2022. Brook's assault, combined with Dawid Malan's 96 and Jos Buttler's 77, left the Dutch attack in tatters. The result gives England an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match series and sends a warning to rivals ahead of the ICC Champions Trophy. For the complete material, the listing points back to the source inside the network.