Joe root

Batting Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn R BF NO Avg S/R 100s 50s H 4s 6s Ct St ODIs 158 147 6207 7140 23 50.05 86.93 16 36 133 496 46 78 0 TESTs 129 237 10948 19503 19 50.22 56.13 29 57 254 1204 35 171 0 T20Is 32 30 893 707 5 35.72 126.30 0 5 90 92 16 18 0 T20s 91 81 2093 1659 16 32.20 126.16 0 13 92 228 29 43 0 LISTAs 197 185 7491 8741 29 48.01 85.69 17 45 133 612 51 90 0 FIRSTCLASS 197 345 15561 27477 30 49.40 56.63 41 76 254 1753 46 216 0 Bowling Stats View All Game Type Mat Inn O R W Avg E/R Best 5w 10w ODIs 158 69 258.5 1495 26 57.50 5.77 3/52 0 0 TESTs 129 128 753.2 2429 53 45.83 3.22 5/33 1 0 T20Is 32 9 14 139 6 23.16 9.92 2/9 0 0 T20s 91 44 80.5 689 22 31.31 8.52 2/7 0 0 LISTAs 197 94 356.4 1994 40 49.85 5.59 3/52 0 0 FIRSTCLASS 197 197 1124.3 3577 74 48.33 3.18 5/33 1 0 Joe Root News • • • • • • • • • • • Part of the Fab Four of Test cricket along with Root started initially as a right-handed opening batsman and an occasional off-spinner and then moved to the middle order where he has played most of his cricket. From making his debut in 2012 to being named in the country’s greatest Test XI by the ECB to winning the World Cup, Joe Root has come a long way in his cricketing career. Joe Root - Along the Years Year Age Achievement 2010 19 Selected for the 2010 Under-19 World Cup 2012 21 Test debut 2012 21 T20I debut 2013 22 ODI debut 2015 24 Selected for the 2015 World Cup 2016 25 Selected for the 2016 Twenty20 World Cup 2017 26 Made captain of the Test team 2019 28 ...

O ne final Test match of the winter for England swept a broom through the squad before this tour, dropping two champions in the process, and have endlessly talked up collaboration and progress during the two stalemates in Antigua and Barbados, but their winter remains winless to date. With no full-time managing director or head coach as yet – Andrew Strauss and Paul Collingwood are only the respective interims – the true blueprint for this side is yet to reveal itself. Read more As such, and for all the runs the batters have finally harvested from the two sleepy surfaces thus far, everyone in the setup – players and support staff – could do with a performance and, ideally, the newly minted Richards-Botham trophy heading to Lord’s next week. Even Root, the great survivor of the Ashes recriminations, has no certainty whether he will remain as captain when regime change occurs, even if his desire to do so remains undimmed. “I don’t think it puts any pressure on me,” Root said when asked about this. “I think I’m the right man to take the team forward. [But] if the head coach comes in and thinks differently, that’s fine, that’s his decision. While I’m in this position, I’ll do everything to make this team as good as I possibly can. “The thing that is in my control, is helping this team put in a really strong performance and win this series, which would be a phenomenal achievement; not many teams have done it,” the England captain added. “Off the back of a very difficult winter,...

• Test debut(cap 13 December 2012v Last Test 3 June 2023v ODI debut(cap 11 January 2013v Last ODI 24 July 2022v ODI shirt no. 66 T20I debut(cap 22 December 2012v Last T20I 5 May 2019v T20I shirt no. 66 Domestic team information Years Team 2009– 2018/19 2021– 2023 2023-present Career statistics Competition Matches 130 158 32 198 Runs scored 11,004 6,207 893 15,617 50.24 50.05 35.72 49.42 100s/50s 29/58 16/36 0/5 41/77 Top score 254 133 90 254 4,580 1,553 84 6,807 54 26 6 75 46.07 57.50 23.16 48.48 1 0 0 1 10 wickets in match 0 0 0 0 Best bowling 5/8 3/52 2/9 5/8 Catches/ 172/– 78/– 18/– 217/– Source: 3 June 2023 Joseph Edward Root, Root made his Test debut in 2012, his ODI debut in 2013, and played for the England A right-handed Early life and career [ ] Root is the eldest son of Helen and Matt Root and grew up in Root followed in his father’s footsteps by joining Sheffield Collegiate CC, in Domestic career [ ] Root on his Yorkshire debut in 2009. Root made his Yorkshire second team debut on 18 July 2007 against After another man of the series performance, this time on England Under-19 duty in In 2011, Root’s County Championship debut against In April 2022, Root was retained by the [ citation needed] International career [ ] This section may be in need of reorganization to comply with Wikipedia's Please help by ( January 2017) ( 2012–13: England debut [ ] In the fourth Test against India, Root became the Root made his T20 debut in the second of a two-match series that follo...

The 31-year-old was appointed Sir Alastair Cook's successor in 2017, and holds the record for the highest number of matches and wins as captain. But his last series as skipper ended in defeat by West Indies, the 10-wicket third Test loss stretching England's winless run to nine matches. Root initially said he wanted to stay on but now says "the timing is right". "It has been the most challenging decision I have had to make in my career - but having discussed this with my family and those closest to me, I know the timing is right," said Root, who has not stepped down as an England player. "I am immensely proud to have captained my country and will look back on the past five years with enormous pride. "It has been an honour to have done the job and to have been a custodian of what is the pinnacle of English cricket. "I have loved leading my country, but recently it's hit home how much of a toll it has taken on me and the impact it has had on me away from the game." Root's tally of 5,295 runs as captain is the most by any England captain, and he scored 14 centuries while holding the position. England's second-highest Test run scorer of all time, he led his country in a record 64 Tests and has overseen the most wins (27) but also the most defeats (26). His notable series losses include two 4-0 Ashes defeats in Australia, in 2017-18 and 2021-22. "I am excited to continue representing the Three Lions and producing performances that will enable the team to succeed," Root added. "...

• Moeen Ali considering Test comeback after England Ashes call • Pope 'confident' he is up to Ashes captaincy challenge if required • Rehan Ahmed, Will Jacks... Moeen Ali? Who are the candidates to replace Jack Leach? • Australia have fewer questions to answer than England in the Ashes • Stokes 'definitely on course' to bowl in first Ashes Test The last 12 months have been a combination of relief and re-discovery for the 32-year-old. Physically and emotionally shot by the time he stepped down as captain in April of last year - as much down to marshalling England through a pandemic as a final run of just one win in 17, including a 4-0 loss in Australia - Root began life under Stokes and Brendon McCullum with the enthusiasm of a man set free. In the first four matches of the new era, he struck three centuries - two against New Zealand and one against India. While merely an extension of long-held form having come into the summer with eight hundreds since the start of 2021, there was a return to the impishness of old which had seemingly been lost. Nothing typified that more than adding a front-on lap sweep over the slips to an otherwise traditional batting repertoire. "For where I am in my career, am I going to learn more about myself in that environment? Am I really going to be prepared better for an Ashes series facing lower-pace bowling on some nibbly wickets, when hopefully we will play on good pitches against high pace and a high-quality spinner? I don't think so. "By goi...

I n a batting performance as dominant as England’s against Ireland at Lord’s, and in a team devouring various scoring records, one milestone slightly slipped under the radar. On day two, as The relative value of runs versus wickets is perhaps why such staging posts often differ by way of fanfare. If Jimmy Anderson adds 15 more to his 685 Test pelts this summer – or perhaps even overtakes Shane Warne’s 708 – expect a fair amount of bunting to come out. But it is still worth noting Root’s rarified company, with Sachin Tendulkar’s tally of 15,921 at the summit and Allan Border, in 10th place on 11,174, an Australian great who could well be overtaken during this upcoming Ashes series. Read more Aged 32 and with 11,004 runs, Root is young enough for a crack at Alastair Cook’s England record of 12,472 (fifth place overall), and possibly the very top. But he is also shrewd enough not to lob any grenades before taking on the Aussies. Ollie Robinson has spoken of dishing out “a good hiding”, and Stuart Broad has had his red pen out, but Root was keeping his cool after the Instead, Root’s advice to the likes of Ben Duckett and Harry Brook is not to “over-egg” their first taste of Ashes cricket; to know that the spotlight will be brightest, that national interest will swell in a way that trumps all other cricket, but also very little changes in the moment. “It’s the same game,” he said. “As soon as the bowler lets go of it, it’s you against the ball. Just go and play as you’ve been p...

Resting place Odd Fellow Cemetery ( Knownfor Well-known hermit who lived in Joseph Root (1860 – 29 October 1912) was a well-known [ bettersourceneeded] Root lived on Presque Isle without any modern conveniences. Life [ ] Presque Isle State Park [ ] Root moved away from his childhood home to Root built his Root was a favorite with local children, entertaining them with Jee-Bees (alternatively known as either GBs jeebies Business ideas and later life [ ] One of his business ideas was to build a Root was committed to the Warren State Hospital for the Insane in Legacy [ ] Joe Root is remembered in the Erie, Pennsylvania, area as a colorful character and something of a symbol of Erie's history. A now-shuttered local restaurant, Joe Root's Grill, whose last day open for business was 30 September 2019, honored his name, as does a winter golf tournament, Joe Root's Frostbite Open (sponsored by local businesses, one of which was the restaurant). References [ ] • ^ a b c d e f g . Retrieved 14 April 2011. {{ • ^ a b c d e f g h . Retrieved 14 April 2011. • ^ a b c d e Richards, Dave (18 March 2010). . Retrieved 11 September 2010. • ^ a b Martin, Jim. GoErie.com. Archived from . Retrieved 5 October 2021. • Cupper, Dan (1993). Our Priceless Heritage: Pennsylvania's State Parks 1893-1993. 0-89271-056-X. • ^ a b c d e f Massing, Dana (10 March 2010). . Retrieved 15 September 2010. • Palmer, Joe. Prism Comics. Archived from . Retrieved 14 April 2011. • . Retrieved 11 April 2013. External...