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Nottingham: The Zimbabwe cricket team is currently on a tour of England, where a four -day Test match is being played between the two teams. On the very first day of this Test, England has shown its form. The team has scored 498 runs on the first day, beating the Zimbabwe bowler fiercely. Not only this, Joe Root has created history by scoring just 34 runs in this match.

The England team’s most dazzling batsman Joe is recording records on the recorded record. He is dominating the Test. Meanwhile, he was dismissed for 34 runs against Zimbabwe, but he has left India’s legendary batsmen Sachin Tendulkar and Rahul Dravid behind.

Joe Root created history in Test cricket

On the first day of the Test against Zimbabwe, Joe Route was dismissed for 34 runs in 44 balls. Even though his innings was small, he has done a big feat. He now completed the fastest 13,000 runs in Test cricket. Joe Root took just 153 innings to complete 13 thousand runs in Test cricket.

These veterans left behind

Joe Root has now left behind former South African veteran Jacques Kallis, India’s Rahul Dravid and Sachin Tendulkar, Ricky Ponting of Australia. Jack Kallis played 159 matches to score 13,000 runs in Test cricket. Apart from this, Rahul Dravid played 160, Ricky Ponting played 162 and Sachin Tendulkar played 163 matches.

Three batsmen scored a century

For information, let us know that against Zimbabwe, the English batsmen have scored 498 runs for three wickets on the first day. Where 3 batsmen have also scored a century. In which Jack Carouly scored 124 runs, Ben Docket scored 140 runs and Oli Pope scored 169 runs. At the same time, Joe Root was dismissed for 34 runs.

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There will be a fight against India from June 20

Significantly, after the end of the IPL, the Indian team has to go on a tour of England. Where, a five -match Test series will be played between the two teams, which will begin on June 20. The same series will also begin 2025-2027 of the World Test Championship.