Brian Lara of the West Indies takes a single to go past Matthew Hayden's 380 in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara is given a guard of honour as he leaves the field for lunch during day three of the fourth Test between the West Indies and England in Antigua on April 12, 2004. Getty Images
Brian Lara celebrates after breaking the world record for the highest individual score during the fourth Test against England in Antigua in 2004. Getty Images
Brian Lara remained unbeaten on 400 during the fourth Test against England at the Recreation Ground in St John's, Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara drives the ball at the Recreation Ground in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara is congratulated by Andrew Flintoff after reaching 400 during day three of the fourth Test in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara is congratulated by the England team after he took his score past the previous world record, that of Matthew Hayden of Australia on 380. Getty Images
Scorers put up the final score, with Brian Lara on 400 not out, the highest ever Test knock, during day three of the Antigua Test. Getty Images
Brian Lara of the West Indies leaves the field after declaring his innings on 400 not out. Getty Images
Steve Harmison was one of the many England bowlers who were ineffective against Brian Lara in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara of the West Indies takes a single to go past Matthew Hayden's 380 in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara is given a guard of honour as he leaves the field for lunch during day three of the fourth Test between the West Indies and England in Antigua on April 12, 2004. Getty Images
Brian Lara celebrates after breaking the world record for the highest individual score during the fourth Test against England in Antigua in 2004. Getty Images
Brian Lara remained unbeaten on 400 during the fourth Test against England at the Recreation Ground in St John's, Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara drives the ball at the Recreation Ground in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara is congratulated by Andrew Flintoff after reaching 400 during day three of the fourth Test in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara is congratulated by the England team after he took his score past the previous world record, that of Matthew Hayden of Australia on 380. Getty Images
Scorers put up the final score, with Brian Lara on 400 not out, the highest ever Test knock, during day three of the Antigua Test. Getty Images
Brian Lara of the West Indies leaves the field after declaring his innings on 400 not out. Getty Images
Steve Harmison was one of the many England bowlers who were ineffective against Brian Lara in Antigua. Getty Images
Brian Lara of the West Indies takes a single to go past Matthew Hayden's 380 in Antigua. Getty Images
