Joe Root to an outstanding innings of 156 runs from Aaron Finch. Root came in with England 37/3 and he managed to score 90* off 49 balls but England lost by 39 runs. In the second T20I Joe batted at number 7 but only faced 1 ball scoring 1 run before England's innings finished. England won the match and drew the series, Root finished with 91 runs (both matches he was not out) and 1 wicket. The third ODI was abandoned in England's 15th over, Root had made 12 runs before being caught. In the fourth ODI Root was bowled for 0,
Joe Root (Pennsylvania) Joe Root (Pennsylvania) Joseph Root (1860 – 29 October 1912) was a well-known hermit who lived in what is now Presque Isle State Park in Pennsylvania. Born in Erie, Pennsylvania, Root lived on Presque Isle without any modern conveniences. Root moved away from his childhood home to Presque Isle while still in his adolescent years. As one of the first permanent inhabitants to the peninsula (Presque Isle wasn't declared an official state park until 1921), he built a number of shacks in various parts of the peninsula to suit the particular activity of any given day. There was also a