Melbourne: West Indies cricket legend Brian Lara indicated yesterday that his world record score of 400 not out, which he scored off an England attack in the 2004 Antigua Test, can be broken by Virat Kohli or Chris Gayle.


Brian Lara with his partner Jamey Bowers in Sydney on Monday. Pic/ Getty Images 

"People ask if 400 is going to be broken and I believe it's going to be broken because of T20 and the way the guys are batting. The likes of Chris Gayle, Virat Kohli, (if) these guys get two days in a Test match on a good batting track, and the pace they bat at, everything is possible," Lara, who scored 22,358 international runs before retiring in 2007, said.