Jo-Root is now the owner of half a century!

Joe-Root runs like a horse. The 33-year-old Taghra Joanne is hungry for runs all the time. Only 12 years in international cricket. However, he scored 50 international centuries before completing his one-year career. Out of which he did 34 in Test matches. Two of which are again in the 2nd Test match between Sri Lanka vs England. He scored two centuries in two successive innings.

Test debut for England against India on December 13, 2012. In the very first match, a new talent was coming to rule Test cricket. He scored 93 runs at an average of 93 against India in that match. Although he was drawn in the Test. Then he didn't have to go back. That beginning is still going on forever. The urge to run has made him even more undisputed.

He had 32 international Test centuries to his name before playing against Sri Lanka at Lord's, the famous pilgrimage site of cricket. Jo-Root now owns the highest Test century for England by scoring two centuries in two innings in this Test. Root broke his compatriot Elster Cook's 33-century record.

As of writing this news, he played 145 Test matches and scored a total of 12,377 runs at an average of 51. Cricket fans think that Sachin Tendulkar's record of the highest run scorer in Test cricket is going to be broken through Jo-Root.

He made his ODI debut against India on 11 January 2013. So far, he played a total of 171 ODI matches and scored a total of 6522 runs at an average of 47.61, including 16 centuries. However, he has no century in T20 matches. In all, Joe-Root now owns half a hundred Test centuries.

Also, the Bagha Bagha batters were bowled over by his spin. In all, he has 102 international wickets to his name.