Ollie Pope Aims for Record-Breaking 600-Run Days as England Dominate West Indies

England batter Ollie Pope believes the team can score 600 runs in a single day of Test cricket. Pope, who recently scored his sixth Test century, aims to continue England's aggressive batting approach under the leadership of Brendon McCullum and Ben Stokes as they target a series whitewash against the West Indies.

England batter Ollie Pope believes his team can achieve the remarkable feat of scoring 600 runs in a single day of Test cricket. Pope, who hailed the team's aggressive batting approach, expressed confidence in their evolving capabilities as they prepare for the final Test against the West Indies in Birmingham.

Pope scored his sixth Test century and was named Player of the Match in England's recent 241-run victory over the West Indies. The team posted over 400 runs in both innings, a first in their history, and aim to complete a series whitewash. Pope encouraged his teammates to remain ruthless and continue their ascent in the ICC World Test Championship standings.

Reflecting on his innings of 121 at Trent Bridge, Pope highlighted the natural playing style of the team, emphasizing their potential to score big totals. England's coach Brendon McCullum and captain Ben Stokes previously led the team to a record-breaking 506 runs in a single day against Pakistan. Pope believes similar achievements are within reach for the current squad.

(With inputs from agencies.)