Joe Root has broken his silence on breaking Sachin Tendulkar's legendary Test record. Root scored a brilliant double ton in England's win in first Test against Pakistan.

Joe Root became England ’s all-time highest Test run-scorer on Thursday as he eclipsed Sir Alastair Cook’s tally of 12,472 in the first Test against Pakistan. And former Three Lions captain Michael Vaughan has insisted the only bowler Root hates facing is India’s Jasprit Bumrah.

England is on the verge of a famous cricket victory after Harry Brook smashed the second-fastest triple century in test history, Joe Root scored a career-best 262 and the tourists declared their first

England take the final three wickets required on day five to complete a remarkable victory against Pakistan after Harry Brook and Joe Root helped them pile up 823-7 in Multan

Joe Root celebrated his record-breaking day with a resolute 35th century as England cruised to 492-3 on Day 3 of the first cricket test against Pakistan.

England batters Joe Root and Harry Brook are piling on records for fun in the ongoing first Test against Pakistan in Multan. Root has already notched up his sixth double-century in the format and in the process,

Joe Root has become England's highest test run-scorer on the third day of the first cricket test against Pakistan on Wednesday.

England batter Joe Root is steadily rising the ladder of most runs scored in Test cricket. Root was asked if Sachin Tendulkar's record was in his mind, Root replied he had no idea how many runs he was off Tendulkar,

In the Multan Test against Pakistan, ace England batter Joe Root surpassed the retired Alastair Cook’s total of 12,472 runs by reaching 71 during England’s first innings on Day 3. He finished the day on 176 not out,