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Joe Root becomes the 3rd highest scorer in test cricket as England takes control against India

Joe Root became the third highest run scorer in test cricket on Friday as he helped England reach 332-2, only 26 runs behind India.

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Record-breaking Root puts England in control and in sight of series win

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Root up to second on record Test list as England dominate India

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'One of the finest!' - Root becomes third-highest Test run scorer in history

Watch the moment Joe Root overtakes Jacques Kallis and Rahul Dravid to become the third all time leading Test run scorer on day three of the fourth Test between England and India at Old Trafford.

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The genius behind Joe Root’s seismic achievement and the last legend between him and immortality

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England's Root Climbs To Second On Test Run-scorers List

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England in ascendency after controlled batting grinds down India - as it happened

India have a huge mountain to climb but can they fight and make it hard for England in what seems inevitable.

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Predicted: When Joe Root will go past Sachin Tendulkar for all-time Test runs record

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Magisterial Root races into second on all-time charts as Bazballers grow up

Can India draw or win?: ‘Pitch deteriorates faster on Day 5 but India won’t go away and are expected to fight’ – Joe Root

England will need eight wickets not seven with a hobbling Rishabh Pant batting with broken foot a real possibility, and this pitch is not wearing that much, so lot of work to do, according to Nasser Hussain.

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England pile up 669 against India in Manchester

England piled up 669 in the first innings of the fourth Test against India in Manchester on Saturday. The hosts took a massive lead of 311 runs over India, who were bowled out for 358 in the first innings.

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Stokes hits a century in 4th test as England makes a stunning start on 4th day against India

Ben Stokes scored his 14th test century as England ran up a 311-run lead in the fourth test against India on Saturday, with India then losing two wickets in the first over to go to lunch at 1-2. The England captain had a brilliant all-round performance with his 141 coming after he'd taken five wickets in India's first innings at Old Trafford.