David Warner slams triple century against Pakistan, breaks Don Bradman’s record

David Warner of Australia brought up his maiden triple century in Test cricket on Saturday against Pakistan at the Adelaide Oval. (Source: AP)

Warner surpassed one of the great Donald Bradman's records at the Adelaide Oval with a boundary to bring up his 300 against Pakistan, then whacked a six off Mohammad Abbas to break the record for the biggest innings in a day-night cricket Test. (Source: AP)

Warner's 37th boundary of the innings took him past Bradman's 299 not out against South Africa in 1931-32 as the highest Test score at the Adelaide Oval, which for a long time was Bradman's home ground. (Source: AP)

Warner became the seventh Australian batsman to score a triple ton in Test cricket history. (Source: AP)

The Australian opener reached the mark in 389 deliveries with a boundary off Mohammad Abbas delivery in the 120th over. (Source: AP)

He is the fourth Australian opener to reach the magical figures in Test cricket. (Source: AP)

To add insult to injury for the visitors, Warner surpassed Pakistan captain Azhar Ali's record for the biggest innings in a day-night Test. He equaled Azhar's 302, then hit his first six of the innings to move to 308. (Source: AP)

The 33-year-old has become the fourth batsman to score a triple ton against Pakistan. (Source: AP)