This is the history of the world test championship history; Joe Root by breaking the records

England batter Joe Root has become the first player in the history of the World Test Championship (WTC) to surpass 6,000 runs. He achieved this landmark during the fifth Test match against India, played at Edgbaston in Birmingham, England, commencing on July 1, 2022. Root reached the milestone on July 5, 2022, solidifying his position as a leading run-scorer in the WTC.

The World Test Championship, launched by the International Cricket Council (ICC) in 2019, aims to create a more compelling narrative in Test cricket.The championship cycle culminates in a final match between the top two teams.Root’s achievement highlights his consistent performance throughout the inaugural and subsequent WTC cycles.

As of July 5, 2022, Root had accumulated 6,003 runs in 46 Test matches within the WTC framework, boasting an notable average of 54.54. His innings included 26 centuries and 33 half-centuries, demonstrating his remarkable ability to convert starts into substantial scores. He surpassed the previous highest run-scorer,Steve Smith of Australia,who currently holds the second position with 5,764 runs.

Root’s success is attributed to his adaptable batting technique, strong mental fortitude, and dedication to the longest format of the game. He debuted in Test cricket for England on December 13, 2012, against India in Nagpur, and has as become a cornerstone of the English batting lineup. He currently captains the England Test team, taking over the role in April 2022, and is instrumental in the team’s recent resurgence under coach Brendon