Joe Root rejects the ashes of David Warner as a “part of the fine” before the England tour below Cricket news

Joe Root rejected the David Warner games, describing the criticism of the recent opening match “Every Part of the Fun” before the ash round in the winter.

Warner recently said about Root, who this summer has become the second highest scorer in the cricket game, but he has not yet scored in Australia: “Josh Hazliowood tends to have a lot.

Warner retired from the international crochet game last year, but he will fight a battle against the root like old times when his soul faces him in London Trent Rotk in Lord on Thursday – lives on Sky Sports Cricket From 6 pm (play starts at 6:30 pm).

He was asked about a media call if he had laughed from the pocket, Root said: “This is not. I can’t control how people see the game or speak in an interview.

“Nothing new, right? You know that there are stories and people who want to have a big chain. Nothing really changes.

“It is not related to me. What can I do about it? Just make sure it is not a point of discussion within six months or 100 days.

“When you go out there, you should try to influence the game and help your team on a good start. Work as usual as much as I am concerned.

“I think it is all part of the fun. We’ll see what is happening there (with Warner in Lord). It is not in my nature to be very oral.”

An irreversible ROOT appetite does not show the score goals any sign of the slowdown -22 hundred records in the last 61 tests -with only the great Indian Sachin Tendulkar and his test 13,543 extends in front of him between the great beating.

ROOT currently lags behind 2,378 per second, although the former England leader admitted that his bad record in Australia is a priority for him.

“The thing that emerges for me is that I wanted it a lot in the past few times,” said Root. “It took me away from what was important.

“It is clear that the past few rounds have been a lot of other things to be confronted, and many deviations.

“This time I just want to go and enjoy the tour of what it is. It is a beautiful country, a great place to go and play cricket.

“It will be hostile, all you expect and want from the ASHES series away. This is something you should enjoy.

“Go there with 150 ODD test matches under my belt, I feel that it cannot be more willing to do so.”

Although Root is completely throwing himself to a hundred, as the missiles won two wins in two to start the men’s championship, while the soul achieved one victory in three.

Joe Root and David Warner Square on Thursday, when Rotkat Roots from Rut Rukat Warner in London, London, faces Sky Sports Crake from 6 pm (play begins at 6:30 pm).