Joe Root stepped down as England Test captain on Friday following defeats in the Ashes Down Under and the three-match series against the West Indies.
After leading the team for five years, Root had recently endured a 0-4 thrashing in the five-match Ashes and lost the away three-Test series against the West Indies 0-1.
Root led England in 64 matches, winning 27 of those. The record meant he had the most number of matches and wins as England Test captain.
'Role Models Don't...': Salman Agha Takes Moral High Ground, Digs Up IND Vs PAK Handshake Controversy Ahead Of ICC T20 World Cup 2026
From Collaboration To Co-Creation: Nasscom CEO Forum Charts Tech Partnership Roadmap With US
IND Vs USA T20 World Cup: Mumbai’s Own Saurabh Netravalkar, Harmeet Singh, Shubham Ranjane Return, Set For Emotional Match At Wankhede
Parliament Budget Session Disrupted: Over 19 Hours Lost As Lok Sabha Adjourned Until Monday | VIDEO
