4 batsmen scored centuries for England.

The England team, which reached Pakistan after 17 years to play Test, made its intentions clear on the very first day of the first Test. Both the openers of England scored a century and made a partnership of 233 runs in 35.4 overs. Not only this, their number 3 and 5 batsmen also scored centuries on the very first day. In this way, 4 batsmen scored centuries for England on the first day itself.

England scored 506 runs on the very first day of the Test match. This happened for the first time in the history of 145 years of Test cricket when a team put more than 500 runs on the board on the very first day itself. Earlier in 1910, Australia scored 494/4 against South Africa. Although 588 runs have been scored the most on any day of the test. This record is also in the name of England only. He scored so many runs on the second day of the Test match against India in 1936.

Harry Brook hit 6 fours in an over
English batsman Harry Brook hit 6 fours in 6 consecutive balls in the 68th over of the first innings. Brook did this feat in the over of Pakistani spinner Saud Shakeel. This could happen only for the fifth time in Test history. Before Brook, Sandeep Patil of India, Sanath Jayasuriya of Sri Lanka and Chris Gayle and Ramnarshan Sarwan of West Indies have also done this.