Alastair Cook, whose record for most Test hundreds by a Britain player was broken by Joe Root, has showered acclaim on the last option considering him a "virtuoso". With twin tons in the Rulers Test against Sri Lanka, Root's hundreds count went up to 34. "He is essentially Britain's most prominent, and it's right that he ought to have this record, all alone. We are watching a virtuoso," remarked Alastair Cook on BBC. "I don't believe there's a batsman that I can recollect watching play...the feeling of certainty about scoring runs that Joe Root radiates. I called it when he was on around 6 today, that he planned to get 100. I know he's in extraordinary structure, yet it's simply a delight to watch an expert, a specialist at work," he added. Cook, who admitted to not having been dazzled when he originally saw Root in Top of the line cricket said that he had altered his perspective when he saw him bat without precedent for Test cricket. "The game was yet to be determined and he left to bat with his Britain cap on, looking 13, gigantic grin all over. I watched his initial not many balls, and I was like, 'This guy is digging in for the long haul.' I really said, 'He's scoring 10,000 runs.' I don't have the foggiest idea who I expressed it to, however I realize that I said it," he said. On his part, Root himself felt that the lockdown was a period where he could reconsider his game. "That was a period where we were home for a really long time and I kind of had a profound jump into what my assets were, and where I was committing comparable errors and how is it that I could turn into a more adjusted player toward its finish. It's decent when you get runs on the primary visit back, feels like you're ready to go," he said in a public interview and proceeded to shower acclaim in the group climate of the ongoing arrangement. "This climate and the manner in which we take a gander at the game presently is enjoyable to be near, to be important for. It's a climate where you see folks come in and flourish and, surprisingly, as a senior player that gives you such a lot of energy. Furthermore, needing to add and advance, to improve and place into the pot, I believe it's result of what this group has made," he said. "It is so natural to prosper in this climate the manner in which we take a gander at the game and the manner in which we need to play it. Indeed, even as a 31-year old who has played more than 100 games, you take a gander at the game now totally unique currently contrasted with how you did," he added. While amidst breaking records for the sake of entertainment, the greatest of all - Sachin Tendulkar's count for most Trials - is just 3544 takes off. Root decided to make light of it when inquired as to whether it was at the forefront of his thoughts. "I simply need to play, do my piece for the group, score as many runs for my group and see where we get to. There could be no more excellent inclination, I mean its clearly astounding to score hundreds, you'd lie in the event that it was anything but a major piece of why you began playing the game and what you love about it. Yet, there could be no more excellent inclination than winning Test matches. The more you can affect game and add to the group the more noteworthy it is. That will be the principal center. Ideally, more days like this will accompany that," he told ECB.