MELBOURNE: Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be “silly” to change England’s management team after losing the Ashes, with players “absolutely committed” to the current set-up. England ...

NEW DELHI: Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. England ...

Ashes 2025-26: Following the Ashes loss, there have already been calls for a change of management where most reckon coach Brendon McCullum should be relieved of his duties. For the unversed, England ...

Melbourne: Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. England ...

Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. England meekly ...

Melbourne (AFP) – Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up.

DEC. 29 - Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. England ...

Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. This article first ...

Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. England meekly ...

Veteran England batsman Joe Root has said it would be "silly" to change England's management team after losing the Ashes, with players "absolutely committed" to the current set-up. The Barron's news ...

Joe Root says England players "absolutely committed" to current management after Ashes defeat; two-day win at the MCG was Root's first in a Test in Australia in 18 tries and he admits victory feels ...