Joe Root became the second player to surpass 14,000 runs in Test cricket on Saturday.
He achieved this landmark in his 302nd innings, during the second Test against New Zealand at The Oval.
What happened?
Joe Root, filling in for Ben Stokes as captain, brought up the landmark.
He has been a cornerstone of England's Test batting lineup since debuting against India in 2012.
Why it matters for Joe Root
Root averages 50.77 in the format and has amassed 41 centuries and 66 half-centuries.
He is widely regarded as one of the modern greats of the sport.
Sachin Tendulkar is the only other player to pass 14,000 runs, with 15,921 in his career.
What comes next?
England lead the three-match series 1-0 and are chasing a target of 463.
This would be a record run chase if they manage to complete it.
Joe Root reached the 14,000 mark in 302 innings, slightly slower than Tendulkar's 279 innings.
He is 36 years old and has been playing Test cricket for over a decade.
The achievement is a testament to his skill and dedication to the sport.
And his performance will be crucial in the upcoming matches.
But for now, he can celebrate this impressive milestone.
So the focus shifts to the next match, where England will look to win the series.
Joe Root's form will be key to their success, as they take on New Zealand.
He will look to continue his good form and lead his team to victory.
The crowd will be cheering him on, as he takes to the field.
With his bat in hand, he will look to make more history.
And his team will rely on him to get the runs they need.
The pressure is on, but Joe Root is ready for the challenge.
He has been in this situation before and has come out on top.
So he will look to draw on that experience and lead his team to success.
The next match will be crucial, and Joe Root will be key to England's chances.
He will look to make a big impact and help his team win the series.
The stage is set, and Joe Root is ready to perform.