Joe Root Quiz

Joe Root is often referred to as "The King" due to his dominance with the bat.

Joe Root scored two centuries in the 2015 Ashes series, helping England regain the urn.

Joe Root became the youngest Englishman to score a century at Lord's in 2014 against Sri Lanka.

Joe Root scored his first double century (200*) against Sri Lanka in 2014 at Lord’s.

Joe Root’s maiden ODI century came against the West Indies in 2014 in Antigua.

Joe Root took 5 wickets in the series, including a memorable 5/8 in the third Test at Ahmedabad.

Joe Root was named ICC Test Player of the Year in 2021 for his outstanding performances.

Joe Root scored 30 runs in the 2019 World Cup final, which England won in dramatic fashion.

Joe Root scored six centuries in 2021, including double centuries against Sri Lanka and India.

Joe Root was appointed Test captain in February 2017, succeeding Alastair Cook.

Joe Root scored his highest Test innings of 254 against Pakistan in July 2016 at Old Trafford.

Joe Root has played for Yorkshire since his professional career began.

Joe Root has predominantly batted at number 4, where he has been most effective.