Joe Root hits double century in first Test against Pakistan.
English experienced batter Joe Root hit a double century, his sixth, on the fourth day of first cricket Test against Pakistan in Multan on Thursday, reported The Asian Mirror.
Joe Root is known for his ability to handle both spin and pace, making him a versatile player in any condition.
He’s part of the elite “Fab Four” of modern cricket, alongside legends like Virat Kohli and Steve Smith, and is the England’s leading Test run-scorer.
In this match, after losing an early wicket, Joe Root returned to the crease on Day 4 with 176 runs.
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He partnered with Harry Brook, who scored 174, and together they took charge, with Root was unbeaten at 212 just before lunch.
Joseph Edward Root, MBE is an English international cricketer, who plays for the English cricket team and formerly captained the Test team. He also represents Yorkshire in English domestic cricket.
