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Joe Root Breaks Bradman’s Record, Surpasses Ponting in Test Cricket Milestone
England’s batting maestro Joe Root continued his incredible run in Test cricket by scoring a brilliant century on Day 3 of the fourth Test against India at Old Trafford, Manchester. The century was his 38th in the red-ball format and saw him break multiple records,
Joe Root can become Test cricket’s top runscorer – and his record would never be beaten
Only Don Bradman (19 v England) and Sunil Gavaskar (13 v West Indies) have scored more Test centuries against a single opponent than Root’s 12 against India, a testament to his particular ability against spin bowling and the unique demands of the sub-continent.
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Jasprit Bumrah may retire from Test cricket: Kaif fears pacer has lost physical battleFormer Indian cricketer Mohammad Kaif fears the worst. He reckons that Jasprit Bumrah could retire from Test cricket after ...
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Can Joe Root Ever Eclipse Sachin Tendulkar As Test Cricket’s All-Time Highest Run Getter?Jacques Kallis (13,289), and Rahul Dravid (13,288). With 13,380 runs, he is now only behind Indian batting maestro Tendulkar.
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England travel to Australia for The Ashes having deployed a more pragmatic approach in their summer series against India ...
In Test cricket, injured batters are not permitted to have another player as a runner. The rule is stated in condition 25.5 ...
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With India needing nothing less than a miracle to make comeback in the series, fans criticised Gautam Gambhir for the team's ...
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Rahul, who had looked more secure than Jaiswal, nevertheless departed before him, caught by Zak Crawley at slip. Instead, ...
Gower, one of the finest left-hand batters to have graced the game, could not stop gushing about Pant, who came out to bat ...
Joe Root is playing his 157th Test. For now, cricket as a whole and Test cricket specifically are his foremost priorities.
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