Joe Root became England’s leading run-scorer in one-day internationals as his sparkling unbeaten 166 secured a three-wicket win over West Indies. Read further on Dynamite News
At stumps, Pakistan were at 152/6 and still trailing by 115 runs with just 4 wickets in hand. Read further on Dynamite News:
A five-wicket haul by spinner Ravichandran Ashwin helped India bundle out England for just 145 runs in their second innings and get a target of 192 runs to seal the series on day three of the fourth Test at Ranchi on Sunday. Read further on Dynamite News:
Joe Root resigned from the captaincy of the England’s Test team after the team had lost series against West Indies. Full story on Dynamite News
England skipper Joe Root became the first cricketer to notch up a double century in his 100th Test, touching the milestone on the second day of the first Test against India, here on Saturday.
India skipper Virat Kohli’s heartwarming gesture towards England captain Joe Root just before the concluding minutes of the play on day one of the opening Test has taken the internet by storm.
England Test skipper Joe Root is on the cusp of playing his 100th Test match, and speaking about the feat, the batsman said that he is really proud to be on the eve of achieving the milestone and he cannot wait to step on the field.
England cricketer Joe Root on Monday scripted an unwanted feat to his name as he equalled the record for the most runs conceded from a single over in a Test.
As Australia and England get ready to resume cricket’s oldest rivalry, let’s go down memory lane and find out why the series between these two sides is termed as “Ashes”.
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