Joe Root says that “that ship has sailed” about his chances of being the next one-day international captain of England, focusing on the intention series against India and Australia.
England needs a new skipper limited with Jos Buttler, resigning from the role during the Dismal Champions Trophy campaign in Pakistan, in which the team lost all three of them.
Root was at the top of England’s test side between 2017 and 2022 but was told Heavenly sports – At the opening of a house court in Sheffield – That he will not take over in white ball cricket.
Instead, he is excited about the five -test home task in India from June 20 and then ASES AWAY from November 21, during which Root will seek to win a series of test in Australia for the first time after losses in 2013/14, 2017/18 and 2021/22.
Yorkshireman said in the captain of the white ball: “I don’t think so.
“I think that ship sailed. I think I made my time as captain in England, but I’m sure anyone who gets the opportunity to do it will be extremely proud and do a great job.
“The champions trophy was disappointing. We played nowhere near what we are capable of, but there is so much talent and much more to come from that team.
“I think it’s a really good opportunity to restore and walk again as a group and go back to the heights we know we are capable and where we were inside and around that phase 2015 to 2019 (winning the World Cup in 2019).”
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Root: No place hidden against India
England’s White Ball team turns into action against West Indies in Edgbaston on May 29 with the first of the three one-day internationals, with the series followed by as many T20 internationals.
The test group begins their summer with a four-day match against Zimbabwe on Trent Bridge from May 22, a curtain attacker in front of the main events VS India and Australia.
England completed their test campaign in 2024 with a 2-1 win in New Zealand after being beaten 2-1 on the return of traces in Pakistan in October.
Root added: “These are the years you play for. Two of the biggest teams, two of the biggest series you can play as a player of England. Something something the team is enjoying.
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“I think the building of this team – covering a lot of bases and giving yourself a lot of opportunities to be successful under different conditions.
“I think we are able to (win grace). I think we should take care of the things that lead to it. We have to play some really strong crickets at home.
“We are good in our conditions, but with India coming for a series of five games there is no hidden place. It is a long old slogan, you have to be stable.
“You have to put those winning performances again from time to time.”
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Being motivated for the challenges ahead, the leading scorer of the Test Test in England added: “I think as soon as you lose it, I think it’s time to call it one day.
“You are constantly looking to evolve, you never want to stay yet, you never want to be the guy who is happy with the place they are.
“As long as you have that mentality to find ways to help yourself and the team move forward – whether it is working with some of the younger players, trying to be a good professional about training and giving some good tips – then this can only benefit yourself but also the boys around you.
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