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Joe Root

Joe Root

Batsman

Age
35 Y
Matches
392
Batting Style
Right Handed Bat
Bowling Style
Right-arm offbreak

One amongst the famed quartet of modern-day batting maestros, Joe Root is a right-handed English batsman and part-time right-arm off-spinner. A batsman with scrumptious shots in his arsenal and a love for scoring runs, Root's rise to stardom and England's Test captaincy were meteoric. He made his first-class debut for Yorkshire in 2010. His consistency as a batsman earned him his international debut in a Test match against India in 2012. In what was a slow and difficult pitch in Nagpur, Root showed his mettle by crafting what was the sixth-longest innings in Tests by an English debutant. His maiden Test hundred came against New Zealand in Headingley in 2013. In 2017, he was appointed the captain of the Test team. Root was part of the ICC Test Team of the Year in 2014, 2015, and 2016. His shot-making skills and inherent hunger for runs made him a perfect fit for the English ODI team as well. Making his ODI debut in 2013 against India, Root soon became the glue that held an aggressive English batting order. In the 2019 World Cup, he was the team's top scorer.

List of Centuries

A comprehensive list of international centuries scored by Joe Root. Explore complete stats of each milestone, including formats, opponents, and match venues.

# Score Against Date Venue Format
1 104 New Zealand 24 May 2013 Headingley, Leeds Test
2 180 Australia 18 Jul 2013 Lord's, London Test
3 107 West Indies 5 Mar 2014 Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound ODI
4 200* Sri Lanka 12 Jun 2014 Lord's, London Test
5 154* India 9 Jul 2014 Trent Bridge, Nottingham Test
6 149* India 15 Aug 2014 Kennington Oval, London Test
7 113 India 5 Sep 2014 Headingley, Leeds ODI
8 104* Sri Lanka 10 Dec 2014 Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele ODI
9 121 Sri Lanka 1 Mar 2015 Basin Reserve, Wellington ODI
10 182* West Indies 21 Apr 2015 National Cricket Stadium, St George's Test
11 104 New Zealand 9 Jun 2015 Edgbaston, Birmingham ODI
12 106* New Zealand 17 Jun 2015 Trent Bridge, Nottingham ODI
13 134 Australia 8 Jul 2015 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff Test
14 130 Australia 6 Aug 2015 Trent Bridge, Nottingham Test
15 110 South Africa 14 Jan 2016 The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg Test
16 125 South Africa 9 Feb 2016 SuperSport Park, Centurion ODI
17 109 South Africa 12 Feb 2016 The Wanderers Stadium, Johannesburg ODI
18 254 Pakistan 22 Jul 2016 Old Trafford, Manchester Test
19 124 India 9 Nov 2016 Niranjan Shah Stadium, Rajkot Test
20 101 West Indies 9 Mar 2017 Kensington Oval, Bridgetown ODI
21 133* Bangladesh 1 Jun 2017 Kennington Oval, London ODI
22 190 South Africa 6 Jul 2017 Lord's, London Test
23 136 West Indies 17 Aug 2017 Edgbaston, Birmingham Test
24 102 New Zealand 7 Mar 2018 University Oval, Dunedin ODI
25 113* India 14 Jul 2018 Lord's, London ODI
26 100* India 17 Jul 2018 Headingley, Leeds ODI
27 125 India 7 Sep 2018 Kennington Oval, London Test
28 124 Sri Lanka 14 Nov 2018 Pallekele International Cricket Stadium, Pallekele Test
29 122 West Indies 9 Feb 2019 Daren Sammy Stadium, Gros Islet Test
30 102 West Indies 20 Feb 2019 Kensington Oval, Bridgetown ODI
31 107 Pakistan 3 Jun 2019 Trent Bridge, Nottingham ODI
32 100* West Indies 14 Jun 2019 The Rose Bowl, Southampton ODI
33 226 New Zealand 29 Nov 2019 Seddon Park, Hamilton Test
34 228 Sri Lanka 14 Jan 2021 Galle International Stadium, Galle Test
35 186 Sri Lanka 22 Jan 2021 Galle International Stadium, Galle Test
36 218 India 5 Feb 2021 M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai Test
37 109 India 4 Aug 2021 Trent Bridge, Nottingham Test
38 180* India 12 Aug 2021 Lord's, London Test
39 121 India 25 Aug 2021 Headingley, Leeds Test
40 109 West Indies 8 Mar 2022 Sir Vivian Richards Stadium, North Sound Test
41 153 West Indies 16 Mar 2022 Kensington Oval, Bridgetown Test
42 115* New Zealand 2 Jun 2022 Lord's, London Test
43 176 New Zealand 10 Jun 2022 Trent Bridge, Nottingham Test
44 142* India 1 Jul 2022 Edgbaston, Birmingham Test
45 153* New Zealand 24 Feb 2023 Basin Reserve, Wellington Test
46 118* Australia 16 Jun 2023 Edgbaston, Birmingham Test
47 122* India 23 Feb 2024 JSCA International Stadium Complex, Ranchi Test
48 122 West Indies 18 Jul 2024 Trent Bridge, Nottingham Test
49 143 Sri Lanka 29 Aug 2024 Lord's, London Test
50 103 Sri Lanka 29 Aug 2024 Lord's, London Test
51 262 Pakistan 7 Oct 2024 Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan Test
52 106 New Zealand 6 Dec 2024 Basin Reserve, Wellington Test
53 120 Afghanistan 26 Feb 2025 Gaddafi Stadium, Lahore ODI
54 166* West Indies 1 Jun 2025 Sophia Gardens, Cardiff ODI
55 104 India 10 Jul 2025 Lord's, London Test
56 150 India 23 Jul 2025 Old Trafford, Manchester Test
57 105 India 31 Jul 2025 Kennington Oval, London Test
58 100 South Africa 7 Sep 2025 The Rose Bowl, Southampton ODI
59 138* Australia 4 Dec 2025 The Gabba, Brisbane Test
60 160 Australia 4 Jan 2026 Sydney Cricket Ground, Sydney Test
61 111* Sri Lanka 27 Jan 2026 R. Premadasa Stadium, Colombo ODI

No centuries in this format.

List of Double Centuries

A comprehensive list of international double centuries scored by Joe Root. Explore complete stats of each milestone, including formats, opponents, and match venues.

# Score Against Date Venue Format
1 200* Sri Lanka 12 Jun 2014 Lord's, London Test
2 254 Pakistan 22 Jul 2016 Old Trafford, Manchester Test
3 226 New Zealand 29 Nov 2019 Seddon Park, Hamilton Test
4 228 Sri Lanka 14 Jan 2021 Galle International Stadium, Galle Test
5 218 India 5 Feb 2021 M. A. Chidambaram Stadium, Chennai Test
6 262 Pakistan 7 Oct 2024 Multan Cricket Stadium, Multan Test

List of Five-Wicket Hauls

A comprehensive list of international five-wicket hauls taken by Joe Root. Explore complete stats of each milestone, including formats, opponents, and match venues.

# Figures Against Date Venue Format
1 5/8 India 24 Feb 2021 Narendra Modi Stadium, Ahmedabad Test