Joe Root, a decorated England cricketer, has achieved global recognition as a leading batsman and former Test captain, making him a valuable figure for brand collaborations.
RBC Wealth Management and Chance to Shine partnered to provide opportunities for young people to learn essential life skills through cricket, with Joe Root serving as a brand ambassador and participating in community leadership initiatives.
Joe Root is a brand ambassador for Charles Tyrwhitt, a men's clothing company, with their editorial content highlighting his cricketing achievements.
Men's grooming brand BRUT signed Joe Root as its new ambassador.
Joe Root has an endorsement deal with New Balance, serving as a sponsor for his bat and on-field kit.
Joe Root is an ambassador for Vitality, an insurance company, further extending their association with cricket through this partnership.
Inspiresport, a sports development tour operator, partnered with Joe Root and The R66T Academy to create new sports development opportunities.
Joseph Edward Root was born on December 30, 1990, in Sheffield, South Yorkshire, England. His early cricketing journey began at Sheffield Collegiate CC, following in his father’s footsteps. Root’s talent quickly became evident, leading him to win Player of the Tournament in the prestigious Bunbury Festival and earn a cricket sports scholarship to Worksop College. His domestic career with Yorkshire County Cricket Club began in 2007, making his second team debut and then his first team debut in 2009. He signed a three-year professional contract with Yorkshire after a man-of-the-series performance for England Under-19 in Bangladesh, and later fine-tuned his skills at the Darren Lehmann Cricket Academy in Adelaide.
Root’s international career with England commenced in 2012 with his Test debut against India, followed by his ODI debut in 2013 and Twenty20 International appearances between 2012 and 2019. He quickly established himself as a prolific run-scorer, achieving his maiden ODI fifty in 2013 and his first Test century at Headingley. Root played a pivotal role in England’s success, including the 2019 Cricket World Cup victory where he was the team’s top scorer. He captained the England Test side from 2017 to 2022, leading the team in a record 64 Test matches. During his captaincy, he became the first English captain to win a Test series in Sri Lanka since 2001. Root has consistently topped the ICC rankings for Test batsmen on multiple occasions, reaffirming his status among the world’s elite.
Post-captaincy, Root continued his exceptional performance, becoming England’s all-time leading Test run-scorer in October 2024, surpassing Alastair Cook. He also moved into second place on the list of highest run-scorers in Test history in July 2025. His career is marked by numerous records, including the most Test (39) and ODI (19) centuries for England, and being the highest run-scorer for England in both formats. He also holds the world record for the highest fourth-wicket stand in Tests (454) with Harry Brook. Off the field, Root has engaged in various brand partnerships, reflecting his widespread appeal and professional image.
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