Root wants a fresh start after Ashes rout
Captain Joe Root says it's time for a fresh start after England's Ashes debacle and reckons he's grateful to be given the opportunity to take the team forward.
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Joe Root feels grateful to be kept on as England captain after Ashes thrashing
Joe Root expressed his gratitude at being given the chance to continue as England captain despite another Ashes mauling and hopes a new-look side can rebound quickly in the West Indies.
'Grateful' Root says time for fresh start after Ashes drubbing
England captain Joe Root said on Wednesday that it was time for a fresh start after their Ashes debacle and that he was grateful to be given the opportunity to take the team forward, ahead of their tour to the West Indies.
Joe Root admits he is grateful to have retained England captaincy after post-Ashes clearout
Joe Root has said that he is grateful that he is still England Test captain after a series of leading figures in English cricket lost their jobs after the 4-0 Ashes defeat.
England must stop players from playing in IPL to improve test side, says Arthur
London — England must stop their players from participating in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.
Cricket-England must stop players from playing in IPL to improve test side, says Arthur
(Reuters) - England must stop their players from participating in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.
England Must Stop Players From Playing In IPL To Improve Test Side: Mickey Arthur
England must stop their players from participating in the T20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their Test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday. England's Test squad came under criticism after they lost the five-test Ashes series 4-0 against Australia, a result which led to the departure of head coach Chris Silverwood, batting coach Graham Thorpe and managing director Ashley Giles. Arthur, who joined English county Derbyshire as head of cricket after stepping down as Sri Lanka coach late last year, said county cricket is not to be blamed for England's poor performance in tests in recent years.
England must stop players from playing in IPL to improve test side, says Arthur
England must stop their players from participating in the Twenty20 Indian Premier League (IPL) to improve their test side, former South Africa coach Mickey Arthur said on Wednesday.