Kevin Pietersen, widely regarded as one of England’s most flamboyant and fearless batters, occupies the third spot with 23 ...

Root now stands at 13,379* runs and counting, second only to India’s Sachin Tendulkar, who holds the record with a staggering ...

Discover all the records Joe Root shattered during his 150-run knock in the Manchester Test from overtaking legends to setting new all-time milestones.

Jacques Kallis (13,289), and Rahul Dravid (13,288). With 13,380 runs, he is now only behind Indian batting maestro Tendulkar.

India bowling coach Morne Morkel said that Jasprit Bumrah wasn't injured after the Indian pacer was seen favouring his left ...

Dhruv Jurel created a world record on day 3 of the fourth Test between India and England in Manchester. The ...

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By Shah Faisal England began the third day at Old Trafford with a clear mission: to erase India’s first-innings total of 358 and build a lead strong enough to s ...

England captain Ben Stokes has retired hurt with apparent cramp as his team dominated day 3 of the fourth cricket test ...

Joe Root becomes the second highest scorer in Test cricket as England takes control against India in fourth Test.

Former West Indies captain Kieron Pollard spoke on former Indian Test skipper Rohit Sharma's retirement from the longest ...

Just one man stands in the way of Joe Root and cricketing history. With his latest batting masterclass of 150, the England ...