Lara breaks cricket score world record

Brian Lara today made cricketing history as he set a world-record Test score of 384 and counting.

Mon, 12 Apr, 2004 - 17:51

Brian Lara today made cricketing history as he set a world-record Test score of 384 and counting.

Lara is also the first player in Test history to hold the record for the highest individual innings twice.

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