England captain Joe Root, who scored a century on the first day of the first Test against India, says it was special to score a century in his 100th Test. Root scored an unbeaten 128 on the first day of the first Test at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in Chennai and scored 200 for the third wicket with opener Dominic Sibley. Based on the excellent innings of these two batsmen, England scored 263 for three wickets at the end of the first day’s play.
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Root said my foot is now, there is a slight problem. It is very pleasing to watch the situation the team is currently in. But at the end of the day it is disappointing that Sibley lost his wicket. We played pretty strong the first day. The pitch here is a little different but we are batting well here. The pitch is slightly slower as the ball is reverse swinging. “There is a good match here and there are some good bowlers in India so we have to work hard to score runs,” he said. The first day is good for us but we know that this rhythm needs to go further.
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“I was trying to adjust to the pitch and I wanted to play big innings. It’s easier for me to play on this pitch because you have more time on the pitch, you get easier to play. I always believe your next century is the best century.” “It was special for me to score a century in my 100th Test but I hope to score more runs on Saturday as the team scores big in the first innings. Today was a good day for us.
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