Root enjoys winning return as captain as England humble poor Pakistan
In his first match since returning as England captain, Joe Root guides his England side to a huge win as they bowl Pakistan out for 135 on day three of the…
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In his first match since returning as England captain, Joe Root guides his England side to a huge win as they bowl Pakistan out for 135 on day three of the opening Test, securing victory by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley to take 1-0 lead in the three-match series. The calibre of the opposition left a lot to be desired – weighed down by a flimsy batting unit, a pedestrian attack and a worryingly disinterested fielding performance – but England’s recent record means they can take nothing for granted. Joe Root won his first Test after being reinstated as England captain (Reuters) By the end of his first over Saud Shakeel was on his way, flicking carelessly to backward square, and by the start of his second Masood was following close behind after nicking to slip.
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In his first match since returning as England captain, Joe Root guides his England side to a huge win as they bowl Pakistan out for 135 on day three of the opening Test, securing victory by an innings and 103 runs at Headingley to take 1-0 lead in the three-match series.
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The calibre of the opposition left a lot to be desired – weighed down by a flimsy batting unit, a pedestrian attack and a worryingly disinterested fielding performance – but England’s recent record means they can take nothing for granted.
according to The IndependentJoe Root won his first Test after being reinstated as England captain (Reuters) By the end of his first over Saud Shakeel was on his way, flicking carelessly to backward square, and by the start of his second Masood was following close behind after nicking to slip.
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