Joe Root took an outrageous catch at first slip to break a Test record and provide England cricket with a crucial breakthrough on the second day of the third Test against India cricket at Lord’s.

Root has 211 catches in the longest format, the most for an outfielder after breaking a tie with retired India great Rahul Dravid. Standing in his usual position at first slip, Root dropped to his left to make the one-handed catch just before the ball was going to hit the ground.

England’s star batter Joe Root recently overtook Steve Smith to claim the top spot for the most Test centuries scored against India. With 10 centuries to his name, Root now leads the all-time list—followed closely by Smith—while legendary players from the West Indies and Australia round out the top five.