IND vs Eng: Comparison of Joe Root and Sachin Tendulkar Stats after 157 Tests, Who is Ahead? Kallis, Dravid – Amar Ujala Hindi News Live

In the last five years, veteran England batsman Joe Root has put a lot of centuries in the Test. Since January 1, 2021, Root has scored the highest 21 centuries in Tests and has also scored the most runs. The form he is in, it is believed that in a few years the great Sachin Tendulkar will break the record of Test run. The route is at the top of the most runs in the Test with 15,921 runs, while 34 -year -old Root scored a brilliant 150 runs in the fourth Test against India and now he has now been 13,409 runs. He is second in the list of most runs scorers in Tests. Root is currently 2512 runs behind Sachin. Root has scored 5586 runs in the Test from 2021 at an average of 56.42. If his performance continues in this way, he would leave Sachin behind in the next two-three years. Root has played 157 Tests so far and we are comparing him to Sachin’s 157 Tests. Let us know who scored the most runs in Root and Tendulkar after 157 Tests, whose centuries and half -centuries were more …

Route vs Sachin after 157 Tests

Root has scored 13,409 runs from 51.17 percent after 286 innings of 157 Tests. During this time he has scored 38 centuries and 66 half -centuries. His best innings is 262 runs. At the same time, Sachin scored 12,589 runs in 257 innings of 157 Tests at an average of 54.73. During this time he scored 42 centuries and 51 half -centuries. His best innings was then 248 not out. Sachin played his 157th Test at the age of 36 years. At the same time, the age of the root is currently 34. There is a difference of two years between the two and this two years can go to the favorite of the route. Sachin played Test cricket till the age of 40 and scored 15,921 runs in 200 Tests at an average of 53.79. These include 51 centuries and 68 half -centuries.

Ponting figures after 157 Tests

Sachin played his 157th Test against New Zealand in March of 2009 at Sedon Park. In that match, he batted in the first innings and scored 160 runs. After this Test, Sachin played 43 more Tests and in 72 innings he scored 3332 runs at an average of 50.48. These include nine centuries and 17 half -centuries. Sachin said goodbye to international cricket in 2013. At the same time, Root made his Test debut against India in 2012. His record was average in the Test by 2020, but after that he has become one of the great batsmen category in Tests. He had left behind Ricky Ponting among the highest Test runs in the innings of 150 runs in Manchester. Ponting’s 168 Tests have 13,378 runs in 287 innings. During this time his average was 51.85. These include 41 centuries and 62 half -centuries.

Callis-Dravid figures after 157 Tests

Talking about the figures of Ponting after 157 Tests, he was also behind the route in terms of run. Ponting played its 157th Test in December 2011 against New Zealand in Brisbane. In it, he scored an innings of 78 runs. Ponting scored 12,635 runs in 268 innings by his 157 Tests. During this time his average was 52.65. By then he had scored 39 centuries and 58 half -centuries. Ponting said goodbye to international cricket in 2012. At the same time, the routes are jointly at number four in terms of most centuries in the test. He has scored 38 centuries so far. Root is at par with Sangakkara. Ponting is third with 41 centuries, Jack Kallis is second with 45 centuries and Sachin Tendulkar is ranked first with 51 centuries.