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January 4, 2026

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Root, Brook tame Australia

Joe Root (left) and Harry Brooke put on an unbroken stand of 150 for England in Sydney. Photo: AFP SYDNEY: Joe Root and Harry Brook tamed Australia’s all-pace attack with an unbroken 154-run stand on Sunday to rescue England and give them the upper hand after a rain-battered day in one of the fifth and final Ashes Tests. Winning after skipper Ben Stokes won the toss at a sold-out Sydney Cricket Ground, they led the tourists to 211-3 when bad light forced the players off the field just before tea. Subsequent rain and the risk of lightning prevented further play,

December 29, 2025

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Root says ‘stupid’ to change England management after Ashes defeat

Joe Root has played 17 previous Tests in Australia without winning. Photo: AFP MELBOURNE: Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be “foolish” to change England’s management team after the Ashes loss, with the players “absolutely committed” to the current set-up. England meekly surrendered the famous urn after just 11 days of play with back-to-back eight-wicket defeats in Perth and Brisbane and an 82-run defeat in Adelaide. Their capitulation was compounded by criticism of their low-key preparations and allegations of excessive drinking during a mid-series beach break in Noosa. The team restored some pride with a frantic four-wicket

August 8, 2025

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Chappell supports Brook as a root successor

Australian legend Greg Chappell describes Harry Brook in England on Wednesday as a player with the ability to win a big cricket for England at the time of the roots after Joe, underlining the importance of preserving discipline. In his column for a famous cricket website, Chappell praised Brook’s excellent talent and potential, inviting one “worthy successor” to take root, England’s top scorer. However, he warned that Brook’s aggressive instincts should be balanced with a healthy crisis, especially in high -pressure situations. “Brook has the tools to be one of England’s best strokes, undoubtedly their most devastating in modern times,”

July 27, 2025

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Root: The elegant ENG test record

LONDON: With a single behind Point Joe Root he climbed over Ricky Ponting to become the second highest scorer in test history, stressing his status as a giant of the sport. The former Captain of England exceeded 13,378 Ponting routes when he arrived at 120 in the fourth test against India in Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier on the day he had slipped beyond Rahul Dravid of India and Jacques Kallis of South Africa and now there is only one man on him – Sachin Tendulkar. The Grand Indian retired in 2013 with 15,921 testing tests in his name, but

July 26, 2025

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Joe Root of England goes up the second in list of all time tests

Joe Root of England recognizes fans as he walks after losing his wicket for 150 runs during the fourth test against India at Old Trafford Cricket Ground, Manchester, Britain, July 25th 2025. – Reuters The Star of England Batter Joe Root became the second highest scorer in test history, scoring a wonderful one hundred on the third day of the fourth match of the five games against India at Old Trafford on Friday. The 34 -year -old, who appeared in his 157th test, passed the former Australian Captain Ricky Ponting from 13,378 runs with a single on the offside. Root

July 25, 2025

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Joe Root becomes second highest scorer in test history

With a single behind Point Joe Root he climbed over Ricky Ponting to become the second highest scorer in test history, stressing his status as a giant of the sport. The former Captain of England exceeded 13,378 Ponting routes when he arrived at 120 in the fourth test against India in Old Trafford on Friday. Earlier on the day he had slipped beyond Rahul Dravid of India and Jacques Kallis of South Africa and there is now only one man over him – Sachin Tendulkar. The Grand Indian retired in 2013 with 15,921 testing tests in his name, but few

July 9, 2025

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Harry Brook surpasses Joe Root to become the premier test batter in the world

In a significant shake at the top of the ICC men’s test games, Harry Brook in England has restored number 1, overthrowing teammate Joe Root after excellent performance in the second test against India in Birmingham. Brook’s wonderful entries in the first entries helped him push him to the top, leaving the root in second place, 18 scoring points. The Edgbaston test also saw a strong rise to Shubman Gill, India, who took significant steps in the ranking. The Indian captain climbed 15 seats to secure a sixth career, following a brilliant 269 and 161 in the second test, marking

May 25, 2025

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Joe Root enters the list of top 5 more routes rated in ICC test history during England against Zimbabwe

Joe Root became the first English stroke to reach 13,000 testing tests, achieving the milestone during England’s four -day test against Zimbabwe at Edgbaston. He is only the fifth player in cricket history to reach the signal, joins Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting, Jacques Kallis and Rahul Dravid. Root started the race in 12,972 tests and needed only 28 to reach the milestone. He passed the milestone with the calm of the brand, emphasizing the consistency and technical bravery that have determined his career in the greatest form. He is now the fastest player, in terms of the games, to reach

December 22, 2024

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Stokes ruled out of Champions Trophy as Root returns to England’s ODI squad

England’s Ben Stokes (left) and Joe Root in action during a match against Pakistan at the ICC World 2023 in Kolkata. — Reuters England Test captain Ben Stokes has been ruled out of next year’s Champions Trophy one-day international in Pakistan and the previous white-ball tour of India, the team management announced on Sunday. The star all-rounder was not considered for either job after suffering a left hamstring injury during England’s loss to New Zealand in the third Test in Hamilton earlier this month. Stokes went unbeaten in the second innings of that match in a bid to prevent further

October 10, 2024

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Joe Root, Harry Brook double tons push England to first innings lead at lunch

England’s Joe Root and Harry Brooke interact during the fourth day of the first Test against Pakistan at the Multan Cricket Stadium on October 10, 2024. — PCB MULTAN: England’s Joe Root and Harry Brook on Thursday hit double centuries to turn their first innings trail into a lead against Pakistan’s 556-run total on the fourth day of the first Test at the Multan Cricket Stadium. With Root and Harry Brook at the crease with 259* and 218* respectively, the visitors now lead by 102 runs with the score at 658-3. Root, who eclipsed Alastair Cook as England’s leading Test

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