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Joe Root Equals Sachin Tendulkar World Record Against Pakistan
England are playing Pakistan in a cricket Test match.
The series has two matches.
The first match is at Headingley Cricket Ground.
Joe Root is playing his first series as England’s new captain.
He scored many runs in his first time batting in the series.
This helped him match a world record.
Sachin Tendulkar previously held that record.
The article does not explain exactly what the record was.
England are playing Pakistan in the first Test of a two-match series.
The match is being held at Headingley Cricket Ground.
Joe Root entered the series in his first campaign as England captain.
Root scored big runs in his first innings of the series.
His performance equalled a world record previously held by Sachin Tendulkar.
- Who
- Joe Root, England and Pakistan; Sachin Tendulkar is associated with the matched record.
- What
- Joe Root equalled a world record held by Sachin Tendulkar after scoring big runs.
- Where
- Headingley Cricket Ground.
- When
- During the first Test of the two-match series; the article does not state the date.
- Why
- Root scored big runs in his first innings of the series.
Key facts
- Sport
- Cricket
- Match
- England vs Pakistan, first Test
- Series
- Two-match series
- Venue
- Headingley Cricket Ground
- Joe Root’s role
- England captain
- Record
- A world record previously held by Sachin Tendulkar
- Root’s innings
- His first batting innings of the series
Sources
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