[PICTURES] Is Joe Root’s reputation in danger due to Indian propaganda?

[Rajdeep]

Joe Root has earned his reputation. He was not given or awarded that reputation for free, he worked hard for it.

He might have low scores on some grounds but no one can put his legacy in danger.

Except no one is doing that. We all admire Joe Root and think he is one of the ATGs. However comparing him with Tendulkar is futile as Sachin has world record in both red and white ball cricket by playing over 3 decades and facing bowlers from cross generation from Malcom Marshal to Tim Southe & Amir.

Kohli also broke his ODI century record. However, just like no one rates Kohli as a better batsman than him...when and if Root surpasses his test runs, he will still not be considered in the same league as Sachin.

All these hype is bcoz of couple of things:

A) Pakistanis desperately wants someone to topple SRT as he is an Indian and their own country couldnt produce a batter 25% of his calibre.

B) British media hype up their players way more than they deserve. They did the same for Vaughan, Cook etc before this. Also, if British media to be believed Stokes is the best all rounder of this generation when he hardly bowls.

#FACTS

 

[Hitman]

Except no one is doing that. We all admire Joe Root and think he is one of the ATGs. However comparing him with Tendulkar is futile as Sachin has world record in both red and white ball cricket by playing over 3 decades and facing bowlers from cross generation from Malcom Marshal to Tim Southe & Amir.

Kohli also broke his ODI century record. However, just like no one rates Kohli as a better batsman than him...when and if Root surpasses his test runs, he will still not be considered in the same league as Sachin.

All these hype is bcoz of couple of things:

A) Pakistanis desperately wants someone to topple SRT as he is an Indian and their own country couldnt produce a batter 25% of his calibre.

B) British media hype up their players way more than they deserve. They did the same for Vaughan, Cook etc before this. Also, if British media to be believed Stokes is the best all rounder of this generation when he hardly bowls.

#FACTS

Still remember how in 2006/07 the Dravid fans from India and Pakistani fans were salivating with their tongues out on what they believed would happen in a few years

 

[Technics 1210]

So as per you and the purpose of the original thread -

* there is a massive Indian propoganda machine out to prevent Joe Root from breaking SRT records
-Kindly enlighten at what exactly what point did this machine start to turn its wheels? ie When Joe completed 6k/7k/8/9k/10k etc runs?

* hence against which other players is indian propoganda trying to 'PREVENT' others from breaking any records that indians hold?
- and at what points?
*If Joe Root plays against SAF/Sl/Aus/Wi/venezuela/Nigeria/Saudia/North Korea/Jhandutalaiya XI, both home and overseas,

How EXACTLY is the afore said and omnipresent 'indian propoganda machine' conniving to ensure that he does not break Sachin's ancient records?

EXACTLY HOW?

* So as per you if Joe root breaks the record, Indian propoganda is defeated/broken/smashed

* So as per you if Joe Root does not break the record, Indian propoganda was successful/achieved its objetive/cheated?

Just to put the disclaimer- am Indian but not a 'sachinsta' as you have graced your post with, and if 'Sachinistas' exist -

Would'nt you/the OP/the whole lobby crying bricks as if ants got into their pants here qualify as 'Rootanistas/Rootminions/Rootomatons/Rootomaniacs/Rootatomanadenge/RootoWhaadaplayahh/RootonFayaah/RootoWhatacamacaalit - take your pick

Hilarious that the sole purpose and responsibility of defeating the 'Indian propoganda' machine lies on the shoulders of an Englishman with the saazish sultans here fanning the coping mechanism flames to have a full nights sleep, rinse repeat and back again to bag us.

Like i said in my above post - no one has given any quantifiable/empirical/calculatable/measurable of this 'propoganda machine ' works , even giving them the choice of any player/nation/situation/format/series/context.

In all that word salad, I couldn't find a 3rd memorable Tendulkar innings from you.

15921 is the number Root needs to beat. It is as simple as this.

 

[BouncerGuy]

Stay on topic and be respectful

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

In all that word salad, I couldn't find a 3rd memorable Tendulkar innings from you.

15921 is the number Root needs to beat. It is as simple as this.

i never planned to mention any SRT's memorable innings either....most rational indian cricket lovers donot got to bed fantasizing srt's innings or are hung up on his ancient stats....
besides you did'nt even respond to anything specific tht i asked as to how exactly was 'indian propoganda' prevent him from overtaking ST...
Enjoy dude - enjoy the coping...

 

[Technics 1210]

i never planned to mention any SRT's memorable innings either....most rational indian cricket lovers donot got to bed fantasizing srt's innings or are hung up on his ancient stats....
besides you did'nt even respond to anything specific tht i asked as to how exactly was 'indian propoganda' prevent him from overtaking ST...
Enjoy dude - enjoy the coping...

You are proof that Sachinistas care about his records even though his has sod all memorable innings. Plenty of photo ops though.

I don't need to respond to anything specific when your response to the thread is proof of the Indian propaganda against Root.

 

[Rajdeep]

That one photo of Tendulkar with Bradman still haunts them. They were dreaming of seeing Inzy there rather. Remember those old debates here where Inzy used to get compared with the great man? Inzy then, Root now and I am sure someone will be in future. However, there is one Tendulkar...then, now and forever.

 

[Hitman]

That one photo of Tendulkar with Bradman still haunts them. They were dreaming of seeing Inzy there rather. Remember those old debates here where Inzy used to get compared with the great man? Inzy then, Root now and I am sure someone will be in future. However, there is one Tendulkar...then, now and forever.

LMAO, the below video would hurt them even more. A video uploaded by an Australian channel. Something that has nothing to do with Indians.

But, how dare you? BCCI paid them off. Just like the BCCI has everyone in the cricketing fraternity has paid them off. The only non biased and neutral people in the world with a valid and neutral opinion in the world are Pakistani cricket fans.

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

You are proof that Sachinistas care about his records even though his has sod all memorable innings. Plenty of photo ops though.

I don't need to respond to anything specific when your response to the thread is proof of the Indian propaganda against Root.

Once again a generic post by the Rootminion....
as per u every indian is obsessed with root not overcoming the tendulkar record.
and the 'indian propoganda machine' as you call it , has no other kaam but try to prevent Root from achievening this.
But when asked for specifics as to how , when and also giving you the luxury of any series/any player/any context and plese show how 'indian propoganda machine' is preventing him/others, you have no answer but just a generic " i dont need to respond to any thing specific"
bro - reality is you have been epic face palmed (if you knew what that was)
- you have no answers, no specifics just hawai fire....
like the rest of the saazish sultans that reside here.....
no empirical.quantifiable.meassurable.exemplary evidence......just the oppurtunutity to down India when you can....
Any ways, have a good day!

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

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That one photo of Tendulkar with Bradman still haunts them. They were dreaming of seeing Inzy there rather. Remember those old ebates here where Inzy used to get compared with the great man? Inzy then, Root now and I am sure someone will be in future. However, there is one Tendulkar...then, now and forever.

lol....sahi nass pakda....
that one photo...especially when the great Don proclaimed that in 1998 or so.....
i remember being in Dubai and discussing this with my pak mates.....
tote ud gaye......if that -ve energy and jealousy was ever captured and channelled.....imagine the benefit to humanity....
however - i still wish to state....if JR crosses SRT...good game to him and as an indian i will join 1000's of rational indian cricket fans in standing up and applauding......not that these closed minds will ever absorb this....

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

The best thing Joe Root can do now is refuse to tour India or play in the IPL - as his life is now in danger.

'life in danger' ...don't let go of your day job.....mate
becoz holly/bolly/ or even your Lolly wood a'int in a hurry to sign u up to write movie scripts mate....
just a prime example of if a fertile imagination was put to better use....ah sigh....

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

The point was you lot started it first. Now you have reactivated me in every thread, you Chawal pouf.

Go run away like you did in the final 2 hrs before the game even concluded. . I laugh at the indian students who get deported from aus 24/7.

Hilarious that an economy that claims to be the 5th greatest has the 2nd most no of immigrants situated in UK, Aus, USA and many other countries world wide .

Yall love beefing from a country that can't import it

How about commenting onthe aasmani jaazbewaali .COM that as per you should have nailed it, on all parameters existing, in every field imaginable including in your neck of the woods-down under , where your .COM are not even in the top 10 leave alone being the distant second in all +ve parameters imaginable but ranking pretty high in the deportation/spending time in the slammer/every thing that a certain socitey should not/the -ve stakes worldwide?
And secondly, those you are claiming as 'chawal pouf' contribute +vely on every parameter possible, in both cricketing playing countries down under - just survey who is doing well in the economy vis a vis who is occuping most jails/detention centrres etc....
Peace dude!

 

[mominsaigol]

How about commenting onthe aasmani jaazbewaali .COM that as per you should have nailed it, on all parameters existing, in every field imaginable including in your neck of the woods-down under , where your .COM are not even in the top 10 leave alone being the distant second in all +ve parameters imaginable but ranking pretty high in the deportation/spending time in the slammer/every thing that a certain socitey should not/the -ve stakes worldwide?
And secondly, those you are claiming as 'chawal pouf' contribute +vely on every parameter possible, in both cricketing playing countries down under - just survey who is doing well in the economy vis a vis who is occuping most jails/detention centrres etc....
Peace dude!

What? .

You're just trolling now with gibberish. Use chatpgt next time

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

We all know that barring unforeseen circumstances, Joe Root will surpass Sachin Tendulkar as the leading run scorer in Test cricket.

This seemed fairly unthinkable only 4 years ago because Joe Root was in the middle of a career slump and lagging behind Steve Smith and Virat Kohli, let alone Sachin Tendulkar.

However, in January 2021, Joe Root flicked a switch in Sri Lanka and since then, he has been an unstoppable force in this format and 3.5 years later, not only as he left Virat Kohli in his dust, he is almost certain to soar past Sachin Tendulkar as well.

We all know how protective and sensitive Indian fans are when it comes to Sachin Tendulkar. For billions of Indian fans, any comparison of Sachin Tendulkar with any batsman has almost been viewed as blasphemy.

Sachin Tendulkar’s legacy as the leading run scorer and century maker is a matter of immense pride for Indian fans. It is as if they have monopolized batting records and only an Indian batsmen is worthy enough to have the baton.

For very long, they were under the impression that like in ODIs, if there is one batsman who could, would and should surpass the Little Master, it will be their new King, Virat Kohli.

However, Joe Root’s rise was not part of the script and not something that they were prepared for.

As a result, in the coming years, I can foresee a collective media (social & mainstream) campaign to discredit Joe Root and sell the narrative that he might overtake Sachin Tendulkar in terms of runs, he will never compare him to him in terms of quality of batting.

We the non-Indian stakeholders in cricket must ensure that we protect Joe Root from the fangs of Indians who will leave no stone unturned to manufacture situations, stats and contexts to make Joe Root look like a lesser batsman.

For example, they would fixate on his record in Australia even though, his record in Australia is hardly worse than Sachin Tendulkar’s record in Pakistan, and the quality of attack that he has faced in Australia is very much comparable to the quality of attack that Tendulkar couldn’t dominate in Pakistan.

There is no doubt whatsoever that Joe Root is one of the greatest Test batsmen we have ever seen. We are proud to witness a legendary Test batsman at the peak of his powers in an era where there is an over-consumption of T20 cricket.

There is no doubt whatsover that he would have been a phenomenal Test batsman in an era because his technique, skill and temperament are timeless.

Joe Root’s reputation will be in danger due to Indian propaganda because with billions of more fans than all other cricket nations put together, Indian fans and Indian media hold the ultimate power when it comes to shaping narratives. Their beliefs and their convictions become the ultimate source of truth.

This is how a bang average cricketer like M.S. Dhoni became one of the all-time greats and the benchmark for WK in post-Gilchrist era even though you will find better WK batsmen than him in all Test nations.

This is how Jasprit Bumrah has somehow entered the GOAT conversation even though they are several active fast bowlers who are as good as him.

Joe Root will be targeted over the coming years and we the non-Indian stakeholders in cricket have a responsibility towards him and towards English cricket to ensure that when he surpasses Sachin Tendulkar, he gets his due credit and the Indian voices who attempt to make him look a lesssr batsman in comparison are muffled.

@Mamoon Bro,

post #110 still awaits your attention....
Cntrl c cntrl V for your convenience and response :

"
DeFiNe CrIcKeTiNg InDiaN PrOpAgAnDa -

- using Ur choice of teams, series, formats, players, context, records, situations

- with Analytical, Empirical, quantifiable, measurable, calculatable EXAMPLES with sources.

AND

- Please also explain how different it is

FROM

UR Choice of any other team/teams."

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

What? .

You're just trolling now with gibberish. Use chatpgt next time

really...?
ur best comback....use CHATgpt....lolllllz....
can't provide any quantifiable evidences and use CHATGPT as a refuge....
i guess i dont know exactly the proportion of indians in nz and aus jails vis a vis your guys....but am willing to bet - we've contributed massively to both down under countries economy and turnover...which is mor einline with our civilizational ethics, pysche and mindset ...,much much much more that your lot...any day....
try and research before shooting your mouth off....

 

[mominsaigol]

really...?
ur best comback....use CHATgpt....lolllllz....
can't provide any quantifiable evidences and use CHATGPT as a refuge....
i guess i dont know exactly the proportion of indians in nz and aus jails but am willing to bet - we've contributed massively to both down under countries economy and turnover ...,much much much more that your lot...any day....
try and research before shooting your mouth off....

What? .

I don't even know what you're saying. Amd why would Australians bother contributing to Indian economy? And why would pakistani people bother contributing to Indian economy .

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

What? .

I don't even know what you're saying. Amd why would Australians bother contributing to Indian economy? And why would pakistani people bother contributing to Indian economy .

Dude....obviously you know zilch of what i am sayin....
sicne you mentioend deported students....
i mentioned the contribution of indian residents in nz and aus vis a vis your guys contribution to the same countries economy....
Does it even merit a mention/comparison?

 

[mominsaigol]

Dude....obviously you know zilch of what i am sayin....
sicne you mentioend deported students....
i mentioned the contribution of indian residents in nz and aus vis a vis your guys contribution to the same countries economy....
Does it even merit a mention/comparison?

Why are you speaking like a castlevania NPC? I dont even know what you're on about?

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

Why are you speaking like a castlevania NPC? I dont even know what you're on about?

I brot it up becoz u mentioned "I laugh at the indian students who get deported from aus 24/7." becoz you wont comment on your own guys presence/contribution to the jail count/crime watch vis-a-vis the indians who contribute
+vely to aus and NZ....
maybe it might be a bit of an eye opener but a lot of Aus/nz locals might be laughing at your lot currently....
Just food for thought....

 

[mominsaigol]

I have a question to all Indian fans over here. No insulting, just a genuine question.

Rn the pitch is a rank turner and it's essentially a 9th day test pitch.

If root can score a century and win it from here then this century is effectively one of the greatest innings of all time as its achieved against rank turner spinners one of who took a 7 fer in the previous innings.

Not only that, this innings will triumph any of Sachin's achievements in pakistan and yes that includes that 194 followed by his 8 test failures in pakistan as well.

Not saying Root is > Sachin as I firmly believe Sachin Is superior, But will this innings draw a closer comparison?

You all need to learn that Root vs Sachin isn't a bad topic, their alot closer them you think.

 

[mominsaigol]

I brot it up becoz u mentioned "I laugh at the indian students who get deported from aus 24/7." becoz you wont comment on your guys presence/contribution to the jail count/crime watch vis-a-vis the indians who contribute
+vely to aus and NZ....
maybe it might be a bit of an eye opener but a lot of Aus/nz locals might be laughing at your lot currently....
Just food for thought....

But I'm not even fully pakistani and am half aus .

How can my presence or my people's presence affect Australia significantly. Their aren't that many half aussie/ half pak people anyway, atleast not that I'm aware of, but even if they are, I doubt they contribute to the jail count?

Or are you referring to aussies in jail or pak in aussie jails? Either way it doesn't refer to me

 

[CrIc_Mystique]

I have a question to all Indian fans over here. No insulting, just a genuine question.

Rn the pitch is a rank turner and it's essentially a 9th day test pitch.

If root can score a century and win it from here then this century is effectively one of the greatest innings of all time as its achieved against rank turner spinners one of who took a 7 fer in the previous innings.

Not only that, this innings will triumph any of Sachin's achievements in pakistan and yes that includes that 194 followed by his 8 test failures in pakistan as well.

Not saying Root is > Sachin as I firmly believe Sachin Is superior, But will this innings draw a closer comparison?

You all need to learn that Root vs Sachin isn't a bad topic, their alot closer them you think.

If Root plays out for a draw irrespective of if he scores a 100 or whatever his final score will be , leave alone winning this current multan test match ....i as an indian fan will defo put it in one of the top fab innings played by a visiting batsmen in SC conditions....I will stand up and applaud as a true cricket lover... and passionate one at that....
Much like Steve smith 100 in 2017 in the Poona test -that innings has to be one of the ATG innings played world wide by whoever wherever...considering the turning pitch, the qualityof the bowlers, the match situation etc....

and yes, as an indian fan if Root is acheivening a draw leave along winning - i am happy to say that trumps Sachin's any innings on pak bhoomi....

for the upteenth time.... millions of rational indian fans would stand up and applaud if JR surpassed SRT's tally of total test runs....good game to him....

I only react when thread bearing clickbaits like 'indian propoganda/media tarnish joe root/joe blogg

all i asked for is any quantifiable/empirical/mesurrable / calculatable parameters with examples of any country/any player/any format/any scenario/any context world wide that proves 'indian media/propoganda is preventing joe root/any player' from getting the recog he deserves....

my specific question is ' EXPLAIN EXACTLY HOW'.....till date no one inlcuding the OP has answered.....

and now your response....

 

[Technics 1210]

If the responses of late are anything to go by, I shudder to think Sachinista reaction worldwide when Root breaks the record!

 

[globetrotter]

We all know that barring unforeseen circumstances, Joe Root will surpass Sachin Tendulkar as the leading run scorer in Test cricket.

This seemed fairly unthinkable only 4 years ago because Joe Root was in the middle of a career slump and lagging behind Steve Smith and Virat Kohli, let alone Sachin Tendulkar.

However, in January 2021, Joe Root flicked a switch in Sri Lanka and since then, he has been an unstoppable force in this format and 3.5 years later, not only as he left Virat Kohli in his dust, he is almost certain to soar past Sachin Tendulkar as well.

We all know how protective and sensitive Indian fans are when it comes to Sachin Tendulkar. For billions of Indian fans, any comparison of Sachin Tendulkar with any batsman has almost been viewed as blasphemy.

Sachin Tendulkar’s legacy as the leading run scorer and century maker is a matter of immense pride for Indian fans. It is as if they have monopolized batting records and only an Indian batsmen is worthy enough to have the baton.

For very long, they were under the impression that like in ODIs, if there is one batsman who could, would and should surpass the Little Master, it will be their new King, Virat Kohli.

However, Joe Root’s rise was not part of the script and not something that they were prepared for.

As a result, in the coming years, I can foresee a collective media (social & mainstream) campaign to discredit Joe Root and sell the narrative that he might overtake Sachin Tendulkar in terms of runs, he will never compare him to him in terms of quality of batting.

We the non-Indian stakeholders in cricket must ensure that we protect Joe Root from the fangs of Indians who will leave no stone unturned to manufacture situations, stats and contexts to make Joe Root look like a lesser batsman.

For example, they would fixate on his record in Australia even though, his record in Australia is hardly worse than Sachin Tendulkar’s record in Pakistan, and the quality of attack that he has faced in Australia is very much comparable to the quality of attack that Tendulkar couldn’t dominate in Pakistan.

There is no doubt whatsoever that Joe Root is one of the greatest Test batsmen we have ever seen. We are proud to witness a legendary Test batsman at the peak of his powers in an era where there is an over-consumption of T20 cricket.

There is no doubt whatsover that he would have been a phenomenal Test batsman in an era because his technique, skill and temperament are timeless.

Joe Root’s reputation will be in danger due to Indian propaganda because with billions of more fans than all other cricket nations put together, Indian fans and Indian media hold the ultimate power when it comes to shaping narratives. Their beliefs and their convictions become the ultimate source of truth.

This is how a bang average cricketer like M.S. Dhoni became one of the all-time greats and the benchmark for WK in post-Gilchrist era even though you will find better WK batsmen than him in all Test nations.

This is how Jasprit Bumrah has somehow entered the GOAT conversation even though they are several active fast bowlers who are as good as him.

Joe Root will be targeted over the coming years and we the non-Indian stakeholders in cricket have a responsibility towards him and towards English cricket to ensure that when he surpasses Sachin Tendulkar, he gets his due credit and the Indian voices who attempt to make him look a lesssr batsman in comparison are muffled.

If root plays frequently against Pakistan, then Sachin’s record in danger

 

[Mamoon]

If root plays frequently against Pakistan, then Sachin’s record in danger

I agree, and in addition to playing frequently against Pakistan, he should also hope that India travel to England frequently. He averages 100+ in England vs the GOAT Indian attack.

He is unlucky to miss out on Indian bowling in the 90s and 2000s. If he played in that era, he would have left Tendulkar in his dust thanks to Indian bowling.

 

[Ab Fan]

Any chance any batsman ever surpassing Sachin’s test runs tally with an average of 54 or above?

 

[Technics 1210]

Another filter incoming from Sachinistas. . . . lol

Filters are irrelevant, what is relevant is 15921

Once Root breaks that number - the rest, including Tendulkar's records, become a footnote.

 

[Rajdeep]

I have a question to all Indian fans over here. No insulting, just a genuine question.

Rn the pitch is a rank turner and it's essentially a 9th day test pitch.

If root can score a century and win it from here then this century is effectively one of the greatest innings of all time as its achieved against rank turner spinners one of who took a 7 fer in the previous innings.

Not only that, this innings will triumph any of Sachin's achievements in pakistan and yes that includes that 194 followed by his 8 test failures in pakistan as well.

Not saying Root is > Sachin as I firmly believe Sachin Is superior, But will this innings draw a closer comparison?

You all need to learn that Root vs Sachin isn't a bad topic, their alot closer them you think.

Sachin's Chennai 99 knock alone is better than anything Root has ever played in his career but then again most are kids here to remember. This comparison is bit like Cena fans who has never seen attitude era thinks he John Cena is better than likes of Rock & Austin.

Btw, when you say this comparison is close, you only meant in test cricket, right? Sachin has equally great record in ODIs where Root is a Uthappa level batsman. Only Kohli come close to him in white ball cricket. So it is taking mutiple modern day ATG batsmen to match Sachin's records which he has achieved all on his own. So no modern day batsman will be bigger than him unless he achieves all on his own and not in partnerships. This is the point we Indians are trying to make but Pakistani posters are deliberately pretending to not understanding it.

Btw, we Bhartiyas are completely behind Root tomorrow

 

[RexRex]

If root plays frequently against Pakistan, then Sachin’s record in danger

There should be an asterisk next to Root's record if he surpasses 15921 .. denoting the free runs he got on Pak soil.

 

[Rajdeep]

Another thing posters here (deliberately) miss is the pressure under which Sachin batted. Every time he went to bat there were expectations of a billion on his shoulders, especially in the 90s. Back then Indian cricket was all about Sachin and Sachin was the only thing in Indian cricket. His performance used to set the mood of the nation in schools, colleges and offices. He batting means streets used to be deserted and him getting out means game over and immediate tv close. I have lived all those days and well aware how it used to work. The situation was so bad in 96 Quarter final he was deliberately asked by coach to curb his natural game and not to hit one aerial shot fearing he will get out. These things obviously changed and eased out a bit 2000 onwards when young bloods like Yuvi, Sehwag, Dhoni etc arrived but back in the days he was the lone gun slinger.

So batting in such pressure cooker situation and yet achieved the records he did is the hallmark of the greatest batsmen ever. That is what exactly he is.

I live in UK and no one cares much about cricket and it is considered a minority sports. Of course they will cheer and applause when Root does well but he has zero pressure to perform. This hype is only created by ECB and Sky Cricket who often likes to hype their players like they did with Michael Vaughan in the past or Alistair Cook after that or how Ben Stokes is the greatest all rounder of this generation or how James Anderson is better than Steyn. Probably they do all that so that Pakistanis can lap onto those delusions. However the reality, for anyone that understands cricket, is way different.

 

[jeeteshssaxena]

@Mamoon You are right About Sachins record against Pakistan, very well, if your remove his 194* then he averages in mid 30s, nice.

Btw, just wondering Have you checked How much Root averages in Pakistan if you remove his 262? No, right

Lemme tell you, its 159 runs at an avg of 23.

Lets put your 140 iq to test here, batao sir, what is the solution to get root out of this conundrum.

Another query I have sir, if you remove Roots outlier 218 in India, he has 1054 runs in 27 innings which makes his average 39, I am sure you will have some solution to this too.


Another one, if you remove Roots highest score in Nz, he average 39 there.

 

[jeeteshssaxena]

Btw this ^ makes , Roots average less than 40 in 4 countries (4th is Aus where I didn’t have to remove any innings)

Try solving this @Mamoon btw, don’t worry I will help you, but no handholding here.

 

[atreus]

who cares what Sachin's record against Pak was? he performed against the greatest bowlers, and when pak was decent he didn't get to play Pak.

 

[Mamoon]

who cares what Sachin's record against Pak was? he performed against the greatest bowlers, and when pak was decent he didn't get to play Pak.

I think no one should care about this just like no one should care about Root’s not so great record in Australia. You will find such outliers in every career if you want to micro-analyze.

Joe Root is one of the best Test batsmen of all time and Sachin fanatics are attacking him for his record in Australia as if it will devalue his status and somehow hurt his credibility if he ends up overtaking Sachin.

So focusing on Sachin’s ordinary record in/vs Pakistan is just a taste of their own medicine because microscopic analysis can even make the likes of Sachin look not so great.

This applies to the likes of Ponting, Lara etc. as well. This is one area where cricketer viewership was better before the 2010s because players were only adjudged by their “big” numbers and no one was ready to slice your career in different ways to produce different outcomes.

 

[Mamoon]

@Mamoon You are right About Sachins record against Pakistan, very well, if your remove his 194* then he averages in mid 30s, nice.

Btw, just wondering Have you checked How much Root averages in Pakistan if you remove his 262? No, right

Lemme tell you, its 159 runs at an avg of 23.

Lets put your 140 iq to test here, batao sir, what is the solution to get root out of this conundrum.

Another query I have sir, if you remove Roots outlier 218 in India, he has 1054 runs in 27 innings which makes his average 39, I am sure you will have some solution to this too.


Another one, if you remove Roots highest score in Nz, he average 39 there.

Pakistan & Indian conditions are not similar to Root’s home conditions. Therefore it is OK if he doesn’t have great records in these conditions. However, for a so called batting god, you would expect far better output in conditions that are closest to home.

From a technical standpoint, Tendulkar had far less reasons to be underwhelming in Pakistan than Root does for being underwhelming in Australia or any other country whose conditions do not resemble his home conditions.

 

[atreus]

I think no one should care about this just like no one should care about Root’s not so great record in Australia. You will find such outliers in every career if you want to micro-analyze.

Joe Root is one of the best Test batsmen of all time and Sachin fanatics are attacking him for his record in Australia as if it will devalue his status and somehow hurt his credibility if he ends up overtaking Sachin.

So focusing on Sachin’s ordinary record in/vs Pakistan is just a taste of their own medicine because microscopic analysis can even make the likes of Sachin look not so great.

This applies to the likes of Ponting, Lara etc. as well. This is one area where cricketer viewership was better before the 2010s because players were only adjudged by their “big” numbers and no one was ready to slice your career in different ways to produce different outcomes.

I agree.

Root's record in Australia is also something that can just be fixed in one tour, all it takes is one monster tour and it's not like his career is over. He failed one time when he went to Australia with the worst mental approach possible during the COVID-19 Pandemic where Australia laid the spiciest test wickets they've made since 1980s, in a team where everyone was being obliterated and he was the third highest scorer.

it's kinda BS people act like it's a huge hole imo, and I'm pretty confident he will fix it anyway next Ashes down under.

another thing I don't like about modern viewership is people don't value the context of things anymore, the day isn't far that someone would see Sangakkara's average in Australia, and then see Viv's average in Australia and then say Sangakkara was superior to Viv in Australia (who was perhaps the greatest visitor ever to Australia).

a lot of things just need to be experienced and understood instead of relying on statsguru imo.

 

[Ab Fan]

@Mamoon You are right About Sachins record against Pakistan, very well, if your remove his 194* then he averages in mid 30s, nice.

Btw, just wondering Have you checked How much Root averages in Pakistan if you remove his 262? No, right

Lemme tell you, its 159 runs at an avg of 23.

Lets put your 140 iq to test here, batao sir, what is the solution to get root out of this conundrum.

Another query I have sir, if you remove Roots outlier 218 in India, he has 1054 runs in 27 innings which makes his average 39, I am sure you will have some solution to this too.


Another one, if you remove Roots highest score in Nz, he average 39 there.

This whole idea of demeaning Tendulkar’s performance of 194 in Pakistan and claiming that he failed in Pakistan is plain stupid and laughable one.

When you look at country level record, what matters most is performance vs top teams and that too based on sample size. Root failing in Bangladesh is not really a problem for him but him not scoring a ton in Australia over 14 tests is certainly a big problem.

Similarly, Ponting failing in India is a problem too, his average of 3.4 in India in 2001 series is a huge blemish. Just look at Australia’s record between 1995-2007 and how much that win would have strengthened their case.

It is not the be all and end all of everything but one top country failure over a strong sample set is a hole in their CV and that’s why they can’t be rated at topmost level when discussion is purely on Tests.

 

[Ab Fan]

I agree.

Root's record in Australia is also something that can just be fixed in one tour, all it takes is one monster tour and it's not like his career is over. He failed one time when he went to Australia with the worst mental approach possible during the COVID-19 Pandemic where Australia laid the spiciest test wickets they've made since 1980s, in a team where everyone was being obliterated and he was the third highest scorer.

it's kinda BS people act like it's a huge hole imo, and I'm pretty confident he will fix it anyway next Ashes down under.

another thing I don't like about modern viewership is people don't value the context of things anymore, the day isn't far that someone would see Sangakkara's average in Australia, and then see Viv's average in Australia and then say Sangakkara was superior to Viv in Australia (who was perhaps the greatest visitor ever to Australia).

a lot of things just need to be experienced and understood instead of relying on statsguru imo.

Failing in a top country over a 10+ test sample is definitely a hole in any player’s CV. What I may hesitate is using it to show that the certain player didn’t do well in top nations away from home. That’s something I discredit from @Buffet analysis at that time too even though usually he is spot on with his analysis.

 

[Buffet]

Failing in a top country over a 10+ test sample is definitely a hole in any player’s CV. What I may hesitate is using it to show that the certain player didn’t do well in top nations away from home. That’s something I discredit from @Buffet analysis at that time too even though usually he is spot on with his analysis.

Point is - Did Root stand out by score lots of tons in Ind or SA based on number of innings? Answer is NO. He does not stand out in Ind/SA and he has been just horrible in Aus.

Many players don't score lots of tons in one place but to be among the top tier you do have to score lots of tons over all against the top home teams who have bowlers avearging under 25. If you struggle big time in one place, but then you score heavily in other places. That's why combining many venues, as long as its a decent sample size, gets you a rough idea.

That's the main reason to club many venues. That way we don't penalize failure/low sample size in one venue.

Root could end up with lots of tons in Ind
Root could end up with lots of tons in SA
Root could end up with lots of tons in Aus

But if Root ends with 4-5 tons in all 3 venues combined despite Eng playing non-stop so many tests then you got to ask if he really belongs in the top tier. In my opinon, he won't. I love watching Root bat and I would love him to score couple of tons in next series in Aus.

 

[Ab Fan]

Point is - Did Root stand out by score lots of tons in Ind or SA based on number of innings? Answer is NO. He does not stand out in Ind/SA and he has been just horrible in Aus.

Many players don't score lots of tons in one place but to be among the top tier you do have to score lots of tons over all against the top home teams who have bowlers avearging under 25. If you struggle big time in one place, but then you score heavily in other places. That's why combining many venues, as long as its a decent sample size, gets you a rough idea.

That's the main reason to club many venues. That way we don't penalize failure/low sample size in one venue.

Root could end up with lots of tons in Ind
Root could end up with lots of tons in SA
Root could end up with lots of tons in Aus

But if Root ends with 4-5 tons in all 3 venues combined despite Eng playing non-stop so many tests then you got to ask if he really belongs in the top tier. In my opinon, he won't. I love watching Root bat and I would love him to score couple of tons in next series in Aus.

Usually when looking at country level performance, there are few points that I look at. Now that may vary in case sample set is 4-5 tests only but if the sample set is enough, I look at
1) overall average in that country
2)any knock worth mention in tough conditions
3) any match winning knock as standout player

Tons are good to have but not necessarily the be all and end all for me. When he got flat pitches in 2016 in Jndia, he had conversion issues but now when the conversion issues is fixed, he has to deal with high quality attack and sporting wickets in India where scoring

 

[mominsaigol]

There should be an asterisk next to Root's record if he surpasses 15921 .. denoting the free runs he got on Pak soil.

By this logic demote saxhin's free runs against Bangladesh or any minnow team that visited India?

 

[Buffet]

Usually when looking at country level performance, there are few points that I look at. Now that may vary in case sample set is 4-5 tests only but if the sample set is enough, I look at
1) overall average in that country
2)any knock worth mention in tough conditions
3) any match winning knock as standout player

Tons are good to have but not necessarily the be all and end all for me. When he got flat pitches in 2016 in Jndia, he had conversion issues but now when the conversion issues is fixed, he has to deal with high quality attack and sporting wickets in India where scoring

Ton are surely not all and end all, but cute 50s don't help teams in most matches. Big tons helps to win or avoid losses. So not insignificant.

Well he may get another 10-12 tests in Ind/Aus/SA. So we will see.

 

[Romali_rotti]

By this logic demote saxhin's free runs against Bangladesh or any minnow team that visited India?

Valid point.

But

SRT didn't play any games vs Bangladesh in India...

 

[Ab Fan]

Ton are surely not all and end all, but cute 50s don't help teams in most matches. Big tons helps to win or avoid losses. So not insignificant.

Well he may get another 10-12 tests in Ind/Aus/SA. So we will see.

Seems like my incomplete post got posted. Anyways, he will play more tests in those countries and when his career ends, we will have a more clear picture. A lot of players look great at peak but retire with a few avgs behind.

 

[Hitman]

Valid point.

But

SRT didn't play any games vs Bangladesh in India...

And every time he has played Zimbabwe in India, they weren't minnows. Not a good team, but not minnows.

 

[mominsaigol]

Valid point.

But

SRT didn't play any games vs Bangladesh in India...

I meant any minnow team that visited India + Sachin's games againat Bangladesh overseas.

You can't just pick and choose like this. Runs are runs at the end of the day.

Besides why are sachin fans so insecure about someone breaking a runs record? Since when was run tally the metric of who's superior?

By this logic Brian lara is behind the pecking order lol, Run tally isn't a metric. Once can break sachin's record if they schedule 15 test games against Uganda per year and congrats you'd likely smash that record in a year lol

 

[mominsaigol]

And every time he has played Zimbabwe in India, they weren't minnows. Not a good team, but not minnows.

Doesn't matter. You can't pick and choose what to discount based of likes and dislikes. Take it up with the icc.

If Root passes Sachin in runs, then he passes him in runs, in the same way kohli passed him in odi centuries.

In the same way if I were to pass Sachin in runs by scheduling 30 test games against Uganda then I'd pass him in runs irrespective of the metric achieved.

Theirs a reason why no one took Babar Azam Seriously when he was using such rubbish exploits. Not saying root isn't to be taken seriously but still, apples to oranges.

 

[Hitman]

Doesn't matter. You can't pick and choose what to discount based of likes and dislikes. Take it up with the icc.

If Root passes Sachin in runs, then he passes him in runs, in the same way kohli passed him in odi centuries.

In the same way if I were to pass Sachin in runs by scheduling 30 test games against Uganda then I'd pass him in runs irrespective of the metric achieved.

Theirs a reason why no one took Babar Azam Seriously when he was using such rubbish exploits. Not saying root isn't to be taken seriously but still, apples to oranges.

Never claimed otherwise. I've never tried discrediting Root's achievements.

 

[atreus]

Failing in a top country over a 10+ test sample is definitely a hole in any player’s CV. What I may hesitate is using it to show that the certain player didn’t do well in top nations away from home. That’s something I discredit from @Buffet analysis at that time too even though usually he is spot on with his analysis.

It's problematic but I kind of despise it when people add in Australia to other countries to make the "X tons in 72 innings tagline", 3 tons in 30 games against Indian lineup is not something any other batsmen in the world is representing, there is 1 ton in SA but it's a quality one.

but if you ask me, while Root deserves criticism for Australia record, below the likes of softie Amla is absurd.

 

[atreus]

also, Root and Smith completely stand out in India, Root especially for someone who has played as an all rounder and one of the main spinners a bunch and still heads and shoulders above the rest of the world bar Steve Smith.

if you remove the three first test in 2024 series where he was bowling a bunch, 100+ overs in three games combined, his average in India is 54, and as a player he has been the driving force behind 2 of India's 4 defeats at home in last 10 years.

 

[Romali_rotti]

Imo Smith is the best batsmen since SRT....

 

[mominsaigol]

Never claimed otherwise. I've never tried discrediting Root's achievements.

The good thing is people can breathe easy since root in this series showed that he doesn't have the mental resolve to win England test games when it matters which is something that'll be a major stain on his test career.

This series is not the first time it has happened which is why I will never view him on par with smith, Sachin, Lara and others.

I still remember Smith's 211, one of the greatest test innings that was

 

[globetrotter]

PCB may advise ECB to do more tour of Zimbabwe in order to break Sachin Tendulkar’s record by Joe root

 

[Romali_rotti]

Lol misfield for 4 but Rohit and Rahul out there smiling and chilling like no biggie

 

[Kroll]

Pretty extraordinary to think that Joe Root may pass Teenda's record, wasn't really aware of this until I read the OP. This is what OP is trying to get at that it would be unthinkable for someone to surpass the great Teenda. What I like about this is that Teenda for the most part played for personal records whilst Root is more of a team man.

 

[Romali_rotti]

If Steve Smith beat SRTs test record then I wouldn't have any hesitation in saying he is the second best bat off all time after Bradman.

But Root.


Nah, he can have the record but barring Pakistanis majority of neutral fans would put him in a league below SRT regardless of him going past SRT..

 

[Ab Fan]

Looks like Root's form has gone in danger due to Pakistani fans propoganda of jinxing him even though he is 3000-3500 runs behind SRT tally.

 

[Ab Fan]

It's problematic but I kind of despise it when people add in Australia to other countries to make the "X tons in 72 innings tagline", 3 tons in 30 games against Indian lineup is not something any other batsmen in the world is representing, there is 1 ton in SA but it's a quality one.

but if you ask me, while Root deserves criticism for Australia record, below the likes of softie Amla is absurd.

Amla was not a softie in tests either. He has scored big runs vs top teams at home and away and won games . A 100 might not be enough to win you such games, he got big hundreds and deserved to be rated highly.He is a top class batsman himself. In white ball, he is a softie.

 

[atreus]

Amla was not a softie in tests either. He has scored big runs vs top teams at home and away and won games . A 100 might not be enough to win you such games, he got big hundreds and deserved to be rated highly.He is a top class batsman himself. In white ball, he is a softie.

He certainly did but his away from home record is certainly a lot of bashing mediocre attacks on flat tracks, like in a Indian series in 2010 he averaged 490 until you see it was against Bhajji (who was horrible after 2006), Zak (averages 36 at home), a young Ishant (lol) and Amit Mishra (lol).

against the better bowlers like Murali or Jadeja he was exposed as a player of spin imo.

 

[Mamoon]

Amla was not a softie in tests either. He has scored big runs vs top teams at home and away and won games . A 100 might not be enough to win you such games, he got big hundreds and deserved to be rated highly.He is a top class batsman himself. In white ball, he is a softie.

Less than 50 average both home and away. Average of 29 and 32 vs India and SL at home. Amla was softer than a plush pillow.

 

[Ab Fan]

He certainly did but his away from home record is certainly a lot of bashing mediocre attacks on flat tracks, like in a Indian series in 2010 he averaged 490 until you see it was against Bhajji (who was horrible after 2006), Zak (averages 36 at home), a young Ishant (lol) and Amit Mishra (lol).

against the better bowlers like Murali or Jadeja he was exposed as a player of spin imo.

What about the second test match where other SA batters failed? And who was second highest run scorer, tell? He scored 490 runs in 2 tests and not 5 tests and drew a test series in India. You do know Zak was at his prime between 2007-10? Same India went to South Africa that year and drew a series there. Both India and South Africa were formidable side at that time.

If anything I will tell you which Indian side was actually bad?

2012 England tour to India not only had poor bowling attack but the batting was also completely in transition.

Amla was critical in winning SA test series in Australia 2012, England 2012 and drawing in India 2010. These are massive achievements and anyone demeaning it has no clue what he/she is talking about. In addition to that, he has won a test series in SL in 2014 too and has scored a lot of runs in NZ too. Scoring double tons and triple ton on flat wicket requires a lot of temperament too.

In 2012, when SA toured England, it was the battle of which team is actually a real #1 and SA toppled England in a quite dominant fashion, a lot of that credit goes to Amla.

Amla was well on its way to become an ATG in tests but he declined massively which is why his average fell down from 52 to 46.

 

[FearlessRoar]

Just another reason to call him GOAT

 

[charlie007]

Well my advise, they should continue to keep going down and down until their rate is reduced to 0,

I hope you do realize the number if Indian signups and views only means more eyeballs for which the advertisers pay for the upkeep of this forum. This is really just the tangible part that supports you all as well to have this forum for your views.
You are too emotional, reactive, naive, and gullible at this time, but you will learn as you get more experienced in life on understanding and accepting varying perspectives even if you disagree with them, and really understanding how the world works.
I know you’ll react to my post now, but will think about this in due course. I do know you’re a good poster at heart even though your posts sometimes betray you.

 

[Devadwal]

No highway so no party for root

 

[DTrump]

Outperformed by Ben Duckett for the third successive time in Asia.

Pakistan (2021)
India (2024)
Pakistan (2024)

Joe "Equal to Tendulkar against spin" Root.

He is a very good player of spin. No doubt.
But When the ball turns, he does not trust his defense enough and tries to manufacture strokes which causes his downfall.

Similar story against high pace as well. He wafts at everything outside the off stump. Part of the reason he has struggled against Cummins & co.

He has always lacked application.

 

[Romali_rotti]

Yes Joe Root is in danger the minute there is any life on the wicket...


Lol...

 

[Hitman]

Yes Joe Root is in danger the minute there is any life on the wicket...


Lol...

It's Indian propaganda that has unsettled him in the last Test and this one.

 

[Ab Fan]

A whole lot of respect for Joe Root from Pakistan who hit a 250 on a highway at Multan and was all set to surpass SRT’s tests tally despite being 3500 runs behind but they have no reason to respect Tendulkar who contributed in winning a test series against them in Pakistan and dominated three World Cup matches vs Pakistan when they were arguably a better team than India in 90s.

 

[Mamoon]

Indian fans: we don’t care if Root overtakes Tendulkar or not.

Also Indian fans whenever Root doesn’t score:

 

[Rajdeep]

It's Indian propaganda that has unsettled him in the last Test and this one.

Root was never that good a batsman. There is a reason he has 0 test centuries in Australia. It is only British media propaganda and Pakistani posters dream of lapping onto anyone that can somehow beat Sachin is what this hype is all about. He will never be better than Sachin even if he cross his runs tally in 1 format. That being said he will not do that as well.

 

[Devadwal]

Indian fans: we don’t care if Root overtakes Tendulkar or not.

Also Indian fans whenever Root doesn’t score:

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External force were the reason why root didn't scored

 

[Mamoon]

Root was never that good a batsman. There is a reason he has 0 test centuries in Australia. It is only British media propaganda and Pakistani posters dream of lapping onto anyone that can somehow beat Sachin is what this hype is all about. He will never be better than Sachin even if he cross his runs tally in 1 format. That being said he will not do that as well.

Root averages 100+ swinging conditions against the GOAT Indian bowling attack led by father Bumrah, so before you call Root overrated, ask your overrated bowlers and overrated Bumrah why they cannot contain him in proper swinging conditions.

Root has 10 centuries vs India. When he overtakes Tendulkar, no team would have assisted him more along the way than…..India.

 

[Romali_rotti]

Why is Wash bowling and not Jadeja ?

 

[Romali_rotti]

Root averages 100+ swinging conditions against the GOAT Indian bowling attack led by father Bumrah, so before you call Root overrated, ask your overrated bowlers and overrated Bumrah why they cannot contain him in proper swinging conditions.

Root has 10 centuries vs India. When he overtakes Tendulkar, no team would have assisted him more along the way than…..India.

Give the lad a break, he has not beaten the record yet, let him break it first.


Long way to go, like, first getting a single 100 in aus would be a good start.

One baby step at a time

 

[Mamoon]

The Indian criticism of Joe Root is hilarious when no country has allowed him to score more runs home and away than India

Indian bowlers will have a lot of explaining to do to Tendulkar when Root overtakes him.

 

[Mamoon]

Give the lad a break, he has not beaten the record yet, let him break it first.


Long way to go, like, first getting a single 100 in aus would be a good start.

One baby step at a time

Yes, he is just one century away from matching Tendulkar’s legacy in Pakistan and Kohli’s legacy in NZ.

Also, I would urge the Indian fans to give him a break. I can understand the happiness over him not scoring in a couple of innings as he hunts down Sachin, but there is no need of performing kathakali every time he doesn’t score.

 

[DeadlyVenom]

Another thing posters here (deliberately) miss is the pressure under which Sachin batted. Every time he went to bat there were expectations of a billion on his shoulders, especially in the 90s. Back then Indian cricket was all about Sachin and Sachin was the only thing in Indian cricket. His performance used to set the mood of the nation in schools, colleges and offices. He batting means streets used to be deserted and him getting out means game over and immediate tv close. I have lived all those days and well aware how it used to work. The situation was so bad in 96 Quarter final he was deliberately asked by coach to curb his natural game and not to hit one aerial shot fearing he will get out. These things obviously changed and eased out a bit 2000 onwards when young bloods like Yuvi, Sehwag, Dhoni etc arrived but back in the days he was the lone gun slinger.

So batting in such pressure cooker situation and yet achieved the records he did is the hallmark of the greatest batsmen ever. That is what exactly he is.

I live in UK and no one cares much about cricket and it is considered a minority sports. Of course they will cheer and applause when Root does well but he has zero pressure to perform. This hype is only created by ECB and Sky Cricket who often likes to hype their players like they did with Michael Vaughan in the past or Alistair Cook after that or how Ben Stokes is the greatest all rounder of this generation or how James Anderson is better than Steyn. Probably they do all that so that Pakistanis can lap onto those delusions. However the reality, for anyone that understands cricket, is way different.

It's not Joe Roots fault that there a billion Indians with nothing better to do apart from cricket. It's a weak argument to make. You can argue that there was more pressure on Srinath too than there was on Glenn Mcgrath.

England cricketers have lots of pressure on them to perform in Ashes that's why they find it difficult particularly in Australia where they had to face 90k hostile crowds.

During Tendulkars time it was expected that India would lose away from home so Tendulkar could score some pressure free runs because the game result was inconsequential for the most part.

 

[Mamoon]

@Rajdeep

How is it Joe Root’s problem that India has zero talent in the 90’s until Ganguly and Dravid emerged

 

[Romali_rotti]

Yes, he is just one century away from matching Tendulkar’s legacy in Pakistan and Kohli’s legacy in NZ.

Also, I would urge the Indian fans to give him a break. I can understand the happiness over him not scoring in a couple of innings as he hunts down Sachin, but there is no need of performing kathakali every time he doesn’t score.

There is no need to do a kathakali before Root breaks the record. I can understand the happiness for Pakistanis over any player when pit against SRT but it makes you look like a 3rd rate hooker having to latch on to someone else's asset in desperation because Pakistan have never created a batsmen that has the talent of SRT's MRF bat handle let alone the man himself...

Root might not score anymore 100s in Pakistan now that Pakistanis finally figured out he can't score when the wicket is doing something, anything ...

I am giving Root all the break in the world to get his first 100 in Australia against his biggest rival. One baby step at a time

 

[Rajdeep]

Root averages 100+ swinging conditions against the GOAT Indian bowling attack led by father Bumrah, so before you call Root overrated, ask your overrated bowlers and overrated Bumrah why they cannot contain him in proper swinging conditions.

Root has 10 centuries vs India. When he overtakes Tendulkar, no team would have assisted him more along the way than…..India.

Bumrah is not my father for sure but this entire forum has witnessed how you changed your father in last few months. That aside, no one has called Indian attack as GOAT. His 7 centuries out of 10 against India came at home...so saying he scored 10 centuries against India under swinging conditions is a massive hyperbole. When the ball swung a bit in Oval 2021, even Shardul Thakur was enough to knock his stumps.

The toughest tour for any English cricketer is Ashes and primarily downunder. The fact that he is a perennial loser there without a single century shows he cannot bat with slightest bit of pressure. Anyway, not sure why so much discussion is required. Root will never break Tendulkar's record in test cricket. Kheyali pulao banana band karo.