JE Root and HC Brook of England scored 262 and 313 in this test to provide the third occasion of one batsman scoring 250 plus runs and another scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CC Hunte	260	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
	GS Sobers	365*	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	KC Sangakkara	287	2	Srl	SAF	Col-SSC	27 Jul 2006
	M Jayawardene	374	2	Srl	SAF	Col-SSC	27 Jul 2006
3	JE Root	262	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	HC Brook	317	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024

JE Root and HC Brook of England scored 262 and 313 in this test to provide the second occasion of one batsman scoring 250 plus runs and another scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. Both such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Runs	I	Team	Opp	Ground	Start Date
1	CC Hunte	260	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
	GS Sobers	365*	2	Win	Pak	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	JE Root	262	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	HC Brook	317	2	Eng	Pak	Multan	07 Oct 2024

JE Root and HC Brook of England scored 262 and 313 in this test to provide the 100^th and 101^st occasion of a batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the 18^th and 19^th occasion of England batsman scoring 250 plus runs in a test innings..

HC Brook scored 313 runs in this test to provide the 32nd occasion of a batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the sixth occasion of England batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings.

HC Brook scored 313 runs in this test to provide the fifth occasion of a batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. It also provides the first occasion of England batsman scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan

HC Brook scored 313 runs in this test to provide the second occasion of scoring 300 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan at Multan. Prior to this V Sehwag of India had scored 307 against Pakistan at Multan in Mar 2004

Thus HC Brook’s 317 in this test represent the highest individual score by a batsman in a test at Multan constituting a Ground record

JE Root and HC Brook of England added 454 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the 16^th occasion of batsmen posting 400 plus runs in in a test innings. It also provides the fourth occasion of batsmen posting 400 plus runs in a test innings

JE Root and HC Brook of England added 454 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the record partnership for the fourth wicket in the annals of test cricket. The previous best was the 449 runs partnership between SE Marsh and AC Vogues of Australia against West Indies at Hobart in Dec 2015.

JE Root and HC Brook of England added 454 runs for the fourth wicket in this test to provide the second occasion of England batsmen posting 400 plus runs in in a test innings. The other occasion was the 411 runs partnership for the fourth wicket between MC Cowdrey and PBH May against West Indies at Birmingham in May 1957

Thus the 454 runs partnership for the fourth  wicket between JE Root and HC Brook not only represent the record partnership for any wicket in a test innings by England batsmen but also the record partnership for the fourth wicket in a test innings by England batsmen.

England posted a team total of 823 for 7d to provide the fourth occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs in a test innings. It also provides the first occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan. The previous best was 790 for 3d by West Indies at Kingston in May 1958

It also provides the first occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs in a test innings against Pakistan in Pakistan. The previous best was India’s 675 for 5d at Multan in Mar 2004.

In this test Pakistan posted 556 in the first innings of the test and England posted 823 for 7d in the second innings of the test to provide the 15^th occasions of rival teams posting 550 plus in the first and second innings of a test. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Australia	656/8d	1	v England	Manchester	23 Jul 1964
	England	611	2	v Australia	Manchester	23 Jul 1964
2	Australia	650/6d	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	05 May 1965
	West Indies	573	2	v Australia	Bridgetown	05 May 1965
3	West Indies	593/5d	1	v England	St John’s	16 Apr 1994
	England	593	2	v West Indies	St John’s	16 Apr 1994
4	Australia	599/4d	1	v Pakistan	Peshawar	15 Oct 1998
	Pakistan	580/9d	2	v Australia	Peshawar	15 Oct 1998
5	South Africa	588/6d	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	West Indies	747	2	v South Africa	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
6	Pakistan	588	1	v India	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006
	India	603	2	v Pakistan	Faisalabad	21 Jan 2006
7	India	613/7d	1	v Australia	Delhi	29 Oct 2008
	Australia	577	2	v India	Delhi	29 Oct 2008
8	Sri Lanka	644/7d	1	v Pakistan	Karachi	21 Feb 2009
	Pakistan	765/6d	2	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	21 Feb 2009
9	England	600/6d	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
	West Indies	749/9d	2	v England	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
10	Sri Lanka	642/4d	1	v India	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010
	India	707	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010
11	Sri Lanka	570/4d	1	v Bangladesh	Galle	08 Mar 2013
	Bangladesh	638	2	v Sri Lanka	Galle	08 Mar 2013
12	Australia	559/9d	1	v New Zealand	Perth	13 Nov 2015
	New Zealand	624	2	v Australia	Perth	13 Nov 2015
13	England	629/6d	1	v South Africa	Cape Town	02 Jan 2016
	South Africa	627/7d	2	v England	Cape Town	02 Jan 2016
14	England	657	1	v Pakistan	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
	Pakistan	579	2	v England	Rawalpindi	01 Dec 2022
15	Pakistan	556	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	England	823/7d	2	v Pakistan	Multan	07 Oct 2024

England posted 823-7d in this test to provide the very first occasion of a team posting 800 plus runs when rival teams posted 550 plus runs in the first and second innings of a test. The previous best was 765-6d by Pakistan when Sri Lanka posted 644-7d at Karachi in Feb 2009. The following table lists the teams which have posted 700 plus runs when rival teams posted 550 plus runs in the first and second innings of a test

No	Team	Score	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	South Africa	588/6d	1	v West Indies	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
	West Indies	747	2	v South Africa	St John’s	29 Apr 2005
2	Sri Lanka	644/7d	1	v Pakistan	Karachi	21 Feb 2009
	Pakistan	765/6d	2	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	21 Feb 2009
3	England	600/6d	1	v West Indies	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
	West Indies	749/9d	2	v England	Bridgetown	26 Feb 2009
4	Sri Lanka	642/4d	1	v India	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010
	India	707	2	v Sri Lanka	Colombo (SSC)	26 Jul 2010
5	Pakistan	556	1	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
	England	823/7d	2	v Pakistan	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Six Pakistan bowlers conceded 100 plus runs in England’s innings  to provide the second occasion of six bowlers conceding 100 plus runs in a test innings The first such occasion was witnessed when six Zimbabwe bowlers conceded 100 plus in a test against Sri Lanka at Bulawayo in May 2004. The six Pakistan bowlers who conceded 100 plus runs are

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Shaheen Shah Afridi	26.0	1	120	1	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
2	Naseem Shah	31.0	0	157	2	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
3	Abrar Ahmed	35.0	0	174	0	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
4	Aamer Jamal	24.0	0	126	1	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
5	Agha Salman	18.0	0	118	1	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024
6	Saim Ayub	14.0	0	101	2	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abrar Ahmed of Pakistan conceded 174 runs without capturing a wicket to provide the fourth occasion of a Pakistan bowler conceding 170 plus runs without a wicket in a test innings. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	Overs	M	Runs	W	I	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Khan Mohammad	54.0	5	259	0	2	v West Indies	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
2	Danish Kaneria	47.0	5	183	0	1	v Sri Lanka	Lahore	01 Mar 2009
3	Yasir Shah	32.0	1	197	0	1	v Australia	Adelaide	29 Nov 2019
4	Abrar Ahmed	35.0	0	174	0	2	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abdullah Shafique of Pakistan scored 102 and zero in this test to provide the 20^th occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a zero in a test match. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Imtiaz Ahmed	209	0	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Lahore	26 Oct 1955
2	Imtiaz Ahmed	122	0	Pakistan	v West Indies	Kingston	26 Feb 1958
3	Hanif Mohammad	160	0	Pakistan	v India	Brabourne	02 Dec 1960
4	Javed Burki	140	0	Pakistan	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
5	Asif Iqbal	0	152*	Pakistan	v Australia	Adelaide	24 Dec 1976
6	Sadiq Mohammad	105	0	Pakistan	v Australia	Melbourne	01 Jan 1977
7	Asif Iqbal	0	104	Pakistan	v India	Faisalabad	16 Oct 1978
8	Ijaz Ahmed	122	0	Pakistan	v Australia	Faisalabad	23 Sep 1988
9	Mohammad Wasim	0	109*	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Lahore	21 Nov 1996
10	Saeed Anwar	0	188*	Pakistan	v India	Eden Gardens	16 Feb 1999
11	Shahid Afridi	107	0	Pakistan	v West Indies	Sharjah	07 Feb 2002
12	Younis Khan	147	0	Pakistan	v India	Eden Gardens	16 Mar 2005
13	Azhar Ali	0	136	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Pallekele	08 Jul 2012
14	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pakistan	v England	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
15	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pakistan	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
16	Asad Shafiq	104	0	Pakistan	v New Zealand	Abu Dhabi	03 Dec 2018
17	Azhar Ali	0	118	Pakistan	v Sri Lanka	Karachi	19 Dec 2019
18	Shan Masood	156	0	Pakistan	v England	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
19	Saud Shakeel	141	0	Pakistan	v Bangladesh	Rawalpindi	21 Aug 2024
20	Abdullah Shafique	102	0	Pakistan	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024

Abdullah Shafique of Pakistan scored 102 and zero in this test to provide the fifth occasion of a Pakistan batsman scoring a century and a zero in a test match against England. All such occasions are tabulated below.

No	Player	FI	SI	Team	Opposition	Ground	Start Date
1	Javed Burki	140	0	Pakistan	v England	Dhaka	19 Jan 1962
2	Shoaib Malik	245	0	Pakistan	v England	Abu Dhabi	13 Oct 2015
3	Misbah-ul-Haq	114	0	Pakistan	v England	Lord’s	14 Jul 2016
4	Shan Masood	156	0	Pakistan	v England	Manchester	05 Aug 2020
5	Abdullah Shafique	102	0	Pakistan	v England	Multan	07 Oct 2024