Joe Root scored a century in the Oval Test match against Team India. (Photo-PTI)
Joe root century: Joe Root once again hit a century against Team India. After scoring a century in Lord’s and Manchester, Root played a brilliant century in the second innings of the Oval Test match. He completed his century with the help of 12 fours in 137 balls. During this, he also took many records in his name. At one time in the Oval Test match, England looked very difficult, but Harry Brook and Joe root He took the team out with a brilliant century. This century is the 39th century in the Test career of Joe Root. In this Test series, Root has put a hat -trick of centuries.
Joe Root hit the 13th century against India
England middle -order batsman Joe Root has scored a 13th century against Team India in Test cricket. He is the batsman to score the most century against Team India. This is followed by former Australia captain Steve Smith, who has scored 11 centuries against India. Joe Root played an inning of 104 runs in the first innings of the Lord’s Test match.
After this, he hit 150 runs in the first innings in the matchnster Test match. Now he hit a brilliant century in the second innings of the Oval Test match, taking England out of the crisis. In this series, he is second in terms of scoring the most runs. Captain Shubman Gill is at the top in this list. Who has scored 754 runs. During this, Root took another record.
6000 runs completed in WTC
Joe Root during the second innings of the Oval Test match World Test Championship (WTC) also completed his 6000 runs. He has achieved this achievement in the 69th match. During this time he has scored at an average of 53.27 and scored 21 centuries and 22 half -centuries. Along with this, Joe Root is on top in terms of scoring the most runs in WTC.
The number two is Australian batsman Steve Smith, who has scored 4278 runs in 55 Tests with the help of 13 centuries and 19 half -centuries. At number three is Marnas Labushen of Australia, who has scored 4225 runs in 53 Tests with the help of 11 centuries and 22 half -centuries.
