Why are England moving Joe Root back to No 3?
England's red-ball reset has begun.
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James Anderson and Stuart Broad's surprise omissions from England's Test squad to the West Indies, the future of captain Joe Root and potential changes in the national set-up are among the talking points in the latest episode of The Cricket Show.
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England have rung the changes for their upcoming three-Test series against the West Indies, with eight members of their Ashes squad getting axed.
Former England captain Nasser Hussain has delivered his verdict on James Anderson and Stuart Broad getting dropped for the upcoming tour of the West Indies.
Ollie Pope has insisted that England captain Joe Root has 'the backing of every single player', despite widespread criticism of his leadership following the Ashes.
Nasser Hussain has sympathy with Ashley Giles after he stepped down as managing director of England men’s cricket, but believes his former team-mate got some key decisions wrong.