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Joe Root becomes Second highest scorer in test cricket

Joe Root becomes the 2nd highest scorer in test cricket as England takes control against India

Joe Root became the third highest run scorer in test cricket on Friday as he helped England reach 332-2, only 26 runs behind India.

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Joe Root can become Test cricket’s top runscorer – and his record would never be beaten

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Cricket-Record-breaking Root puts England in control and in sight of series win

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Record-breaking Root puts England in control and in sight of series win

Joe Root moved to second in the all-time test run scorer charts with a superb 150 to put England in control on day three of the fourth test against India on Friday, with the hosts 544-7 at the close ...

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'One of the finest!' - Root becomes third-highest Test run scorer in history

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The genius behind Joe Root’s seismic achievement and the last legend between him and immortality

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England in ascendency after controlled batting grinds down India - as it happened

India have a huge mountain to climb but can they fight and make it hard for England in what seems inevitable.

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Predicted: When Joe Root will go past Sachin Tendulkar for all-time Test runs record

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Magisterial Root races into second on all-time charts as Bazballers grow up

Root’s record making philosophy – ‘You’re not doing your job properly if you concentrate on yourself.’

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

"Absolutely No Reason...": Ricky Ponting's Remarks On Joe Root Beating Sachin Tendulkar's Test Run Record

Joe Root, during a superb innings of exactly 150 in the fourth Test against India at Old Trafford, went from fifth to second in the list of the highest run-scorers in Test cricket.

Can India draw or win?: ‘Pitch deteriorates faster on Day 5 but India won’t go away and are expected to fight’ – Joe Root

England will need eight wickets not seven with a hobbling Rishabh Pant batting with broken foot a real possibility, and this pitch is not wearing that much, so lot of work to do, according to Nasser Hussain.