Four big world records are on the target of root, you can create this history in Test series against India in England
England veteran batsman Joe Root may once again prove to be a headache for Team India. Five matches starting from June 20 Test series Root has a golden opportunity to hold four big world records. If his bat starts, he can not only create history against India, but can also set a new record in the World Test Championship.
3000 runs against India
A five-Test high-voltage series between England and India is going to start in Leeds from June 20. England star batsman Joe Root will not only be important for his team in this series, but can also touch several milestones for himself. Root has so far scored 2846 runs in 30 Tests against India. If he scored 154 runs in this series, he will become the first batsman in the world to score 3000 runs against India in Test cricket.
The highest Test century against India
Not only this, Root has also scored 10 Test centuries against India. If he scored two more centuries in this series, he will leave behind Steve Smith (11 centuries) and become the highest Test century batsman against India.
6000 runs in World Test Championship
Joe is also the highest run -scorer in the Route World Test Championship (WTC). If they score 457 runs in this series, then WTC will also become the first batsman to touch 6000 runs in history.
Significantly, when India went on a tour of England last time, Root hit 564 runs in four matches. In such a situation, both root form and record can become a headache for India.
Batsman to score the second highest run in Test cricket
While going, also know that during this series, Joe Root will have a chance to achieve another historical achievement. If he scored a total of 373 runs in five matches, he will be the second highest run -scorer in the history of Test cricket by beating Australia veteran Ricky Ponting. Currently, he has 13,006 runs in 153 Tests, and he recently became batsmen to complete 13,000 Test runs in the lowest matches in the match against Zimbabwe at Trent Bridge.
