article_snippet.sent: Joe Root was denied the chance of scoring 200 runs against the West Indies' as Joe Root was left stranded at the middle of the wicket due to an error by James Anderson.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Root impressed with bat on day four of the second Test in Grenada by scoring 182 runs in the beaming Caribbean sun.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Root speaks to England team-mate James Anderson after Joe Root run out during the first innings in Grenada .
article_snippet.sent: Joe Root shows Joe Root frustration by throwing down his helmet and gloves as Joe Root makes Joe Root back into the pavilion .
article_snippet.sent: Root chucks Joe Root helmet to the floor after being denied the chance of hitting a double century in Grenada .
article_snippet.sent: It was Joe Root who called for the second run, however James Anderson carelessly strolled back and failed to run his bat into the ground.
article_snippet.sent: Joe Root then slapped his bat on the ground to show Joe Root anger towards James Anderson's pathetic running which cost Joe Root England team-mate a double century.
article_snippet.sent: Root's masterclass ensured England held a lead of 165 over the West Indies going into the second innings.
article_snippet.sent: West Indies star Jason Holder leaps in the air before hitting the stumps to end Joe Root's chance of scoring 200 runs .
article_snippet.sent: Root and James Anderson made up as Root and Anderson returned to the pavilion for lunch during West Indies' second innings .
highlights_snippet.sent: Joe Root threw bat down in Joe Root anger when Joe Root was denied double century .
  
highlights_snippet.sent: Joe Root was 182 not out when James Anderson was run out .
  