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Ball-by-ball data from Cricsheet, used under the ODC-BY 1.0 license. Men's and women's cricket: T20 internationals, ODIs and Tests, the IPL and WPL, the Big Bash (men's and women's), the Syed Mushtaq Ali Trophy, and a dozen more franchise leagues. See the full coverage and methodology.

Coverage note: Cricsheet excludes Afghanistan men's national-team matches by policy, so those internationals are missing (Afghan players' franchise cricket is covered). Matchup lines with under 12 balls are flagged as small samples.

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Joe Root

JE Rootcricinfo

Recent teams: England, Yorkshire, Paarl Royals

In sightscreen's ball-by-ball archive: T20 since 2012 · ODI since 2013 · Tests since 2012 · first-class since 2014. Career lines are complete only within these windows.

Official career

21,737
international runs
FormatMRHSAvg100sW
Tests15813,54326251.33973
ODI1837,30116649.331928
T20I328939035.7206
Total37321,737--58107

Internationals only (Tests, ODI, T20I), and the format rows add up to the total. Source: cricketdata.org (Joe Root), as of 2026-08-23.

In our archive

26,492
career runs
SR 57.5

Ball-by-ball figures from our archive, across every competition we cover. These power the matchups, form and Elo Impact below, and will differ from the official totals above.

BBL sr / avg
114.8 / 15.5
Blast sr / avg
135.2 / 40.8
FirstClass sr / avg
65.3 / 50.3
ILT20 sr / avg
134.6 / 53.5

Elo Impact

runs of value per match vs an average player
ODI186 matches

+11.6 /match

bat +2769bowl -618
T20I31 matches

+12.5 /match

bat +388bowl -2
Blast28 matches

+12.8 /match

bat +292bowl +67

Elo's own metric: every ball weighed against what an average player does in that phase and competition, batting and bowling combined. 0 is average, and higher means more match-shaping. Career totals in the split.