Gavaskar firmly believes that team decisions must be made by the captain, independent of external influence, including that ...

Joe Root, the second highest run-scorer in Tests had climbed the run-mountain by 'eliminating risk of all possible modes of ...

Former Australian captain Ricky Ponting backed young Indian batter Sai Sudharsan to be "good enough" for a number three spot in the future and urged the team management to show faith in him. The ...

Joe Root accidentally broke Siraj’s WHOOP wristband with his bat while stealing a run during Day 3 of the 4th Test, moments ...

England fourth Test being played at Old Trafford in Manchester, England's star batsman Joe Root set a big record. Root ...

No airs, no graces – just a wave of the right hand and a slight nod of the head from one of sport’s most self-effacing ...

Joe Root, born in 1990, grew up idolizing Sachin Tendulkar. Now, he's second only to Tendulkar in all-time Test run-scorers.

It is why his peers are men such as Andrew Flintoff, Trevor Bailey, Greig and Botham. Stokes’ 14th Test hundred put him level ...

Joe Root Becomes Second-Highest Run Scorer In Test Cricket History: In contrast to limited-overs formats, there's no ...

Root is second on the list of all-time Test run-scorers, though Sachin Tendulkar remains over 2,500 runs ahead.

The century saw him reaching 13,409 runs in Tests - now second behind only the great Sachin Tendulkar, who tops the table with 15,921.

Root began the day fifth on the list. By lunch, he had clambered above Rahul Dravid and Jacques Kallis. By tea, he had elbowed aside Ricky Pontingread full article ...