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England batsman Joe Root has claimed the top spot among the batsmen in the latest ICC Test Rankings.
The former England captain ended Australia's Marnus Labuschagne's reign as the top Test batsman in the world.
Root recently became only the second Englishman after former captain Alastair Cook to cross the 10,000-run mark in the longest format.
The 31-year-old has been on a sensational run in Tests over the last couple of seasons. The Yorkshireman has already scored 4 centuries this year alone.
Australia's Steve Smith stays third on the rankings, while Pakistani skipper Babar Azam & New Zealand captain Kane Williamson complete the top five.

Joe Root becomes No. 1 Test Batter in latest ICC rankings

Former England captain Joe Root dethrones Australia's Marnus Labuschagne, becomes the No. 1 Test batter in the world.

Joe Root becomes No. 1 Test Batter in Tests

Joe Root ends&nbsp;Marnus Labuschagne's reign as the top Test batter in the world

England batter Joe Root has claimed the top spot among the batters in the latest ICC Test Rankings.
 The former England captain ended Australia's Marnus Labuschagne's reign as the top Test batter in the world.
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Root recently became only the second Englishman after former captain Alastair Cook to cross the 10,000-run mark in the longest format.
The 31-year-old has been on a sensational run in Tests over the last couple of seasons. The Yorkshireman has already scored 4 centuries this year alone.
Australia's Steve Smith stays third on the rankings, while Pakistani skipper Babar Azam &amp; New Zealand captain Kane Williamson complete the top five.
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The 5th Ashes Test promises to have a thrilling end as Australia ended Day 2 at 37/3, leading England by 152 runs. 
English batters once again failed to put up a show as the visitors were bowled out for a mere 188 in the 1st innings. Pat Cummins took 4 while Mitchell Starc claimed 3 wickets. 
Australian batters too struggled and lost David Warner and Marnus Labuschagne with just 5 runs on the board. Usman Khawaja was also dismissed for 11 towards the end of play. Australia has already retained the Ashes urn and lead the 5-match Test series 3-0.
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Ashes 5th Test: Australia end Day 2 at 37/3, lead England by 152 runs

The 5th Ashes Test promises to have a thrilling end as Australia ended Day 2 at 37/3, leading England by 152 runs

The 5th Ashes Test promises to have a thrilling end as Australia ended Day 2 at 37/3, leading England by 152 runs.&nbsp;
English batters once again failed to put up a show as the visitors were bowled out for a mere 188 in the 1st innings. Pat Cummins took 4 while Mitchell Starc&nbsp;claimed 3 wickets.&nbsp;
Australian batters too struggled and lost David Warner and Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;with just 5 runs on the board. Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;was also dismissed for 11 towards the end of play. Australia has already retained the Ashes urn and lead the 5-match Test series 3-0.

The 5th Ashes Test promises to have a thrilling end as Australia ended Day 2 at 37/3, leading England by 152 runs

The 5th Ashes Test promises to have a thrilling end as Australia ended Day 2 at 37/3, leading England by 152 runs.&nbsp;
English batters once again failed to put up a show as the visitors were bowled out for a mere 188 in the 1st innings. Pat Cummins took 4 while Mitchell Starc&nbsp;claimed 3 wickets.&nbsp;
Australian batters too struggled and lost David Warner and Marnus&nbsp;Labuschagne&nbsp;with just 5 runs on the board. Usman&nbsp;Khawaja&nbsp;was also dismissed for 11 towards the end of play. Australia has already retained the Ashes urn and lead the 5-match Test series 3-0.
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After Joe Root frustrates the Indian bowlers in the 2nd Test at Lord&rsquo;s, can Virat Kohli&rsquo;s batters put up a good show vs England?

Resuming Day 2 at 276/3, India looked good for a big total but England derailed their plans in the 2nd Test. 2 wickets within the first 6 balls reduced the visitors to 282/5. Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja added some crucial runs but James Anderson rattled India with his 31st 5-wicket-haul in Tests. His spell meant that the visitors were bowled out for 364. England saw off the new ball for a while but&nbsp;Mohammed Siraj brought India back into the match with 2 wickets on consecutive delivers and reduced the 3 Lions to 23/2. Joe Root and Rory Burns stitched an 84-run partnership before Burns got out for 49. Root though is still unbeaten at 48 as England ended Day 2 at&nbsp;119/3, trail India by 245 runs.
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2nd Test: England end Day 2 at 119/3, trail India by 245 runs

Joe Root unbeaten on 49, Siraj took 2 wickets for India.&nbsp;Earlier, Anderson picked 5 wickets as India was all out for 364

Resuming Day 2 at 276/3, India looked good for a big total but England derailed their plans in the 2nd Test. 2 wickets within the first 6 balls reduced the visitors to 282/5. Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja added some crucial runs but James Anderson rattled India with his 31st 5-wicket-haul in Tests. His spell meant that the visitors were bowled out for 364. England saw off the new ball for a while but&nbsp;Mohammed Siraj brought India back into the match with 2 wickets on consecutive delivers and reduced the 3 Lions to 23/2. Joe Root and Rory Burns stitched an 84-run partnership before Burns got out for 48. Root though is still unbeaten at 48 as England ended Day 2 at&nbsp;119/3, trail India by 245 runs.

<ul>
<li>James Anderson rattled India with his 31st Test 5-wicket-haul</li>
<li>KL Rahul&nbsp;top scored with 129 as India&nbsp;was bowled out for 364</li>
<li>Mohammed Siraj took 2 wickets, Joe Root unbeaten on 48</li>
</ul>

Resuming Day 2 at 276/3, India looked good for a big total but England derailed their plans in the 2nd Test. 2 wickets within the first 6 balls reduced the visitors to 282/5. Rishabh Pant and Ravindra Jadeja added some crucial runs but James Anderson rattled India with his 31st 5-wicket-haul in Tests. His spell meant that the visitors were bowled out for 364. England saw off the new ball for a while but&nbsp;Mohammed Siraj brought India back into the match with 2 wickets on consecutive delivers and reduced the 3 Lions to 23/2. Joe Root and Rory Burns stitched an 84-run partnership before Burns got out for 49. Root though is still unbeaten at 48 as England ended Day 2 at&nbsp;119/3, trail India by 245 runs.
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Root is a very underrated batsman in ODIs: Morgan

Lavishing praise on Joe Root, Morgan feels that England's Test skipper is a perfect Number 3 batsman in ODIs.

After being left out of the T20 squad, Test skipper Joe Root joined the England team for the 3-match ODI&nbsp;series against Australia. When asked about if Root was still a part of&nbsp;the 50 over squad moving forward, limited-overs&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan said that Root is a very underrated batsman in ODIs and is perfect for the number 3 spot.&nbsp;
BITE: EOIN&nbsp;MORGAN, Captain, England
''Joe is one of the best players in the world. He has been in great form recently at Yorkshire. So, hopefully he can take that form into this series. Even throughout the World Cup again he reiterated how valuable a player he was to us. I think he is under sold a lot of the time in white ball cricket he is extremely versatile in what he does. His duck all percentage is unbelievably low, his average is high and his strike rate is high. So, from a number three, that's you can ask for really.'

After being left out of the T20 squad, Test skipper Joe Root joined the England team for the 3-match ODI&nbsp;series against Australia. When asked about if Root was still a part of&nbsp;the 50 over squad moving forward, limited-overs&nbsp;skipper Eoin&nbsp;Morgan said that Root is a very underrated batsman in ODIs and is perfect for the number 3 spot.&nbsp;

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