Ind vs eng 1st test: Before the end of the second day’s play India vs England, Joe Root Jaspreet Bumrah was dismissed. The route was able to score only 28 runs. This was the 10th time when Bumrah made Root his victim in Test cricket. However, even in this small innings, he broke a big record of Sachin Tendulkar.

Earlier, India’s first innings was reduced to 471 runs, while it was expected that the team would go above 500. After the wicket of Shubman Gill (147), all the batsmen were dismissed under 41 runs. While the score at one time was 430/3, the entire team collapsed at 471. Although Jasprit Bumrah got a great start by taking wickets in the first over, but after that there was a 122 -run partnership between Ben Docket and Oli Pope. After the dismissal of Docket (62), the route came to the crease.

Joe Root broke Tendulkar’s record

There was an 80 -run partnership between Oli Pope and the route. Pope completed his century on the second ball of the 47th over shortly before the second day’s play was over. On the next ball, Bumrah caught Root out in slip. Root scored 28 runs in 58 balls.

Joe Root has become the highest run -scorer in England during the India vs England Test series, while earlier this record was the name of Sachin Tendulkar who played the Test match in England for the last time in 2011.

Sachin Tendulkar scored 1575 runs in 30 innings played in 17 matches in England, including 4 centuries and 8 half -century innings. Talking about the route, he left Sachin behind with scoring 2 runs. Now the name of Root has been 1602 runs against India in England. This includes 7 centuries and 5 half -centuries.

India can return on the third day

Indian bowlers can return on the third day of the first Test being played in Leeds. According to the weather reports, light rain and cloudy are expected to remain, in such a situation the ball will swing and Indian bowlers can take advantage of it. Yesterday, due to such weather, India’s wickets fell continuously. Right now England score is 209/3 and he is 262 runs behind. Oli Pope (100) and Harry Brook (00) will begin the third day.

Most Catches in Test Cricket: In the last 10 years, the player who has got his iron in Test cricket is the root. This England durable has scored more than 13,000 runs in Test matches, scoring 36 centuries and now he is eyeing the record of scoring the most runs in the red ball format. Root can now create a historical record in the India-England first Test match. Let us know that this record is not related to batting, but he can break the record of an Indian veteran while fielding.

In the first Test match being played in Handingley, the Indian team batting first. KL Rahul was batting well, but on the score of 42 runs, Joe was caught by the route. With this, Root has taken 209 catches in Test format and he is only behind Rahul Dravid in terms of taking the most catches. Indian veteran Dravid took a total of 210 catches in his career. Now, if the route takes 2 catches and then the non-winners who take the most catches in Test cricket will become players.

• Rahul Dravid – 210 catches
• Joe Root – 209 Catch
• Mahela Jayawardene – 205 catches

Joe Root will break another ‘Maharikord’

Joe Root is very close to the record of scoring the most runs in Test cricket. He has so far scored 13,006 runs in his 154 matches Test career, while the record for the most runs in Test cricket is in the name of Sachin Tendulkar who scored 15,921 runs in his 200 matches career. To break Tendulkar’s record, he still has to score 2,916 runs. Root currently has 36 centuries and 65 half -centuries in the red ball format. At the same time, as soon as he scored 373 runs, Rahul Dravid, Jacques Kallis and Ricky will be ahead of Ponting in terms of scoring the most runs in the root test.

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