Joe Root Breaks Steve Smith's All-Time Test Record in First Test Against Pakistan in Headingley
The England captain took his 219th catch to move past Steve Smith and claim sole possession of the Test cricket record.
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Joe Root breaks Steve Smith's all-time Test record in first Test against Pakistan in Headingley
Joe Root broke Steve Smith’s Test record for most catches after taking his 219th against Pakistan at Headingley. His landmark dismissal came as Pakistan’s batting collapse continued, with England closing in on a comfortable victory after reducing the visitors to 95/7.
Joe Root Creates History with Record 219th Catch in Test Cricket
England Test captain Joe Root has surpassed Steve Smith to become the leading fielder in Test cricket with 219 catches, and also equalled Sachin Tendulkar's record for the most fifties in the longest format with his 68th half-century.
Joe Root Breaks Steve Smith's Record for Most Catches in Tests
Get latest articles and stories on Sports at LatestLY. England Test captain Joe Root surpassed Australia veteran Steve Smith to become the leading fielder in terms of catches in Test cricket on Day 3 of the ongoing first Test against Pakistan at Headingley on Friday. Sports News | Joe Root Breaks Steve Smith's Record for Most Catches in Tests.
Joe Root breaks Steve Smiths record for most catches in Tests - The Tribune
England Test captain Joe Root surpassed Australia veteran Steve Smith to become the leading fielder in terms of catches in Test cricket on Day 3 of the ongoing first Test against Pakistan at Headingley on Friday.
Joe Root world record: England are on the verge of winning the England-Pakistan Test. Pakistan are in danger of losing an innings. In this match, Joe Root has set a world record for taking the most catches in Test cricket. Root has overtaken Steve Smith and is at the top with 219 catches. India's Rahul Dravid is in third place. England has performed well in batting.
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