Joe Root has never made a century in Australia, but believes shifting his preparation from the technical to the mental will boost England’s chances in the Ashes. Rarely do careers present the ...
Joe Root says he would "love" to be part of England's next Ashes tour in 2029-30, when he will turn 39 years old.
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'Not playing to survive': Joe Root defends Smith's approach after poor dismissal in fifth Ashes Test
England batter Joe Root defended teammate Jamie Smith after his dismissal in the first innings of the final Test in Sydney, saying a batter’s role is to score runs and not just stay at the crease.
New Delhi: Joe Root says he feels “better placed than ever” to finally score a Test hundred in Australia as he prepares for what he described as a “mentally fatiguing” Ashes series later this year.
Joe Root said he would "love" to be part of England's next Ashes tour in 2029-30, during which will turn 39 years old. England's all-time leading run-scorer made his 41st century on the second day of ...
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