Root scored 104 and 40 runs in the two innings of the third India-England Test, which was played from July 10 to 14 at Lord's ...

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At 34 years old, Root becomes the oldest player to occupy the top Test batting spot since Kumar Sangakkara achieved the feat ...

England star Joe Root reclaimed the No.1 spot in ICC Test batting rankings after his century at Lord’s, overtaking teammate Harry Brook and marking his eighth time at the top of the global charts.

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The Indian cricket teams met King Charles during their England tour with heartfelt interactions. The meeting highlighted the team’s resilience and hopes despite a narrow loss at Lord's.

The third Test match between India and England at Lord's was not just a comeback for England in the James Anderson-Sachin ...

Joe Root could script history in the fourth Test against India in Manchester. Root, who scored a hundred at Lord's, is just 204 runs away from a historic milestone., Cricket, Times Now ...

In the Lord's Test, Jasprit Bumrah bowled 43 overs. It should be noted that in the first game of the series at Headingley, ...

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At 34, Root is now is the oldest top-ranked Test batter since Kumar Sangakkara in December 2014, when the Sri Lankan keeper-batter was 37.

Star England batter Joe Root reclaimed the top position in the ICC men's Test rankings within a week of losing it while India's all-rounder Ravindra Jadeja climbed to the 34th spot in the latest list ...