Joe Root Sets New World Record for Most Test Catches in Cricket
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Summary
Joe Root breaks the world record for the most Test catches in cricket, surpassing Rahul Dravid with 211 catches. Root's fielding prowess has been a significant aspect of his cricket career, showcasing his skills as a top catcher.
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When he is fielding, Root is usually in the action alley of first slip, the eye of the storm.
The desire to be in the firing line was born 25 years ago at Sheffield Colleg
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