Joe Root in England has a “more enjoyable” time in his career as “epic opportunities” awaiting against India and Australia | Cricket news

The pioneer in the running race, most of them wins as a leader, Chandler Bing personally – Joe Root has been crowded a lot in his career in the England test, with a lot more promise in the future.

The role of the main mixture over the next eight months will be to continue to get out of the period as England aims to overcome India at home – this series begins on Friday, live live Sky Sports – Then do what they have not done since 2010/2011: Earn the ash in Australia.

“You can not only be excited. This is the series you play. The opportunities that have an epic,” tell Root, 34, 34 years old Sky Sports Commentator and former colleague Stewart Broad before a five -games competition against India.

“You know that ash is coming and you will be asked about it. People will try to link things in the India chain to that but you have a job to do against a great team.

“You look at India’s progress as one team in all formats and they have all covered rules – an attack on the wonderful seam, talented fighters and a very strong attack.

“They will compete anywhere in the world, but we record at home makes a great chain. We will go to it with confidence but also with a great deal of respect for what they will attend.”

The root was first delivered to England in 2012 and during its early days, a measured suit was delivered to fit 6 feet and 7 feet Chris Trilite. This is where a reference to Chandler Ping – the character of Matthew Perry’s friend who wore large clothes -.

This is “a small little baby”, to use the ROOT phrase, is now fifth in the list of the match that took place at all in the match test, but it can be in second place by the end of the India series, taking into account that it extends to only 372 behind the Australian range Ricky Poning of 13,378.

Root: I felt strange after the end of the team captain

Among the current Yorkshirman’s outcome of 13,006 runs, 3117 of these came in the three years and 36 tests since it was replaced as Ben Stock Commander. Average of 56.67 Root during what he describes in the most enjoyable period in his career.

“Bin Katheer did for me as my deputy commander, and now it is my role to return it a little,” he said.

“It was difficult and strange to return to the team after he became a leader. I didn’t want to get a Ben’s road or a step on his toes, but I wanted to know that I was there to support him.

“I knew that a large part of that was login. I wanted to make sure that I could influence games with bats, and clearly if I followed his progress as a former leader, he sends a strong message to anyone coming to the team or not being established myself.

“It has become the most enjoyable time in my career. Playing the way we play, and the environment that was created. The Ben and the” McCullum “(MCCULLM) job has done great and has come a lot of fun with it.

“It might not always be reported – I don’t think Bazball is the correct way to describe it. It was clear that it was a great change and is different from how to play a lot of difference but there is a much more way than it is.”

“Play a lot of games in Kovid was not fair in the group.”

Root scored as Captain England read 27 wins, 26 defeats and 11 draws in 64 games between 2017 and 2022, although the end of his term was difficult.

Only one victory was achieved in its last 17 tests, while the team was meeting with Covid-19 bubbles and the priority that is often given alongside the white ball. The hammer ended in Australia, followed by a 1-0 loss in the West Indies.

In response to a question about how the captain is reflected, Root said: “I will change Kovid. The fact that we played as many games as possible as we did in these environments, I do not think it was fair in the group. We were playing to keep the lights and win the cake games.

“But I will not change much. I am very proud that we won in South Africa, twice in Sri Lanka and some big games at home as well.

The root refuses to look forward away – “I think it is dangerous, somewhat similar to setting goals. You put yourself in disappointment” – although he cannot help get an eye on the ash, which begins at the Perth Stadium on November 21.

“This is the first time that we can go to Australia for a while with a tablespoon of speed (bowling) and test them in a little different in the previous one. But all the stars must agree, everyone must remain fit.”

“I think how lucky I am to play with England.”

Certainly, the first ash of the house is definitely on the list of a bucket, but it insists on its focus on “soaking in good times” and everything that his country offers.

“I just want to enjoy playing, and I remember that the raw feeling of being 10 years old or less – I watch my father play or in the garage or garden with my brother.

“I do not say sticks on the ground with a recorded tennis ball that pretends to be in McG or Lord’s but wake up, open curtains and prayer, do not rain until you can play on that day and try to harness these feelings.

“I think how lucky I am to play with England. You play in amazing places all over the world suffering from different cultures and everything that sport offers – friendships and opportunities.

“Trying to maintain a wide mind on these things is more than a catalyst for trying to plan forward. We fall into good times and enjoy them.”

Watch a series of five games in England at home on India live Sky Sports Cricket or Police with now. The first test begins in Headingley on Friday with accumulation from 10 am and the first ball at 11 am.