Mohammed Siraj struck twice in two balls — including the prized wicket of England captain Ben Stokes for a golden duck — as ...

Akash Deep sent Root packing for a paltry six runs off 16 balls in the 11th over as England slumped to 50/3 in their second ...

India captain Shubman Gill smashed a six off England all-rounder Joe Root as he scripted history on Day 4 of the second Test ...

Mohammed Siraj had a false start on Day 3 of the second Test. He missed his run-up not once but twice. The second one attracted a boo from the English fans at Edgbaston in Birmingham. There was ...

England's Joe Root dismissed Indian all-rounder Washington Sundar for 42 runs on Day 2 of the second Test at Edgbaston on ...

Joe Root is on the course to break Sachin Tendulkar's record for the most half-centuries in Test cricket. He is only three ...

Joe Root became England’s leading run-scorer in one-day internationals, surpassing Eoin Morgan’s tally of 6,957. Last October, Root became England’s leading run-scorer in Test cricket, eclipsing Sir ...

Root, of course, knows a thing or two about leadership. His 39 Test matches at the helm of the Test team have yielded 20 victories, the best win percentage (51.3 per cent) since Mike Brearley (58. ...

JOE ROOT has scored more runs for England than any other man. He is unquestionably a fantastic batsman who has nailed the damn hard business of hitting a red leather ball around a field with a stic… ...

Joe Root. It is not a name that comes to mind when one thinks of the modern cricketing greats. That place will go to players like Virat Kohli, Rohit Sharma, and Steve Smith.

OVER 36: ENG 206/5 (Root 102 Jacks 30) Joe Root rushes from 90 to 100 in two balls! He pulls Motie for six, then sweeps a full toss round the corner for his 12th four to bring up his 18th ODI hundred.

Joe Root reverses-ramps a six off Mitchell Marsh Getty Images. To more traditional observers, it is akin to catching the head boy smoking behind the bike sheds with a can of Red Stripe on the go.