Joe Root needs to resign as England captain ‘for his own good’ – Steve Harmison
Steve Harmison believes Joe Root should resign as England Test captain for “his own mental sanity”.
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Steve Harmison believes Joe Root should resign as England Test captain for “his own mental sanity”.
Joe Root has reiterated his desire to remain England captain after his side's series defeat by West Indies.
England entered the three-match series against the West Indies with a hope of rekindling their fortunes in the longest format of the game. England's interim men's director of Cricket Andrew Strauss made some changes and it saw seasoned pros James Anderson and Stuart Broad being dropped for the series against the West Indies. However, batting collapses are following England wherever they go and in the ongoing last Test of the series, the wheels came off for Joe Root and co. A poor batting performance has left England staring at a series defeat.
England captain Michael Vaughan has slammed the current side's lack of "spirit and fight" as they hurtled towards a series loss in the West Indies. The latest in a long line of batting collapses left England 103 for eight in their second innings at stumps on Saturday's third day of the third and final Test in Grenada -- a lead of only 10 runs with two days left to play. With the series level at 0-0 after two draws, Joe Root's tourists, fresh from a humiliating Ashes reverse in Australia, succumbed to the unheralded Kyle Mayers as the medium-pacer returned the astounding figures of five wickets for nine runs in 13 overs.
England captain Joe Root is under pressure again after the team suffered a batting collapse against the West Indies on day three of the series decider, with former skipper Michael Vaughan saying Root has run out of fuel.
Former England captain Michael Vaughan has slammed the current side's lack of "spirit and fight" as they hurtled towards a series loss in the West Indies.
The third Test between England and West Indies may be Joe Root's last as captain, says former England skipper Michael Vaughan.
Former captain Michael Vaughan has accused England of showing "no spirit or fight" after a horror performance on day three of the third Test against the West Indies left them staring down the barrel of another series defeat.