4th Test: How old-fashioned Root shunned 'Bazball' to save the day for England
4th Test: How old-fashioned Root shunned 'Bazball' to save the day for England
In the debutant Akash Deep, India discovered a promising pace talent, yet it was the seasoned Joe Root who single-handedly steered England through troubled waters with a determined century on the opening day of the fourth Test. Root opted for a more conservative approach, eschewing the aggressive 'Bazball' style, as England reached 302 for 7 at stumps on Friday.
In the debutant Akash Deep, India discovered a promising pace talent, yet it was the seasoned Joe Root who single-handedly steered England through troubled waters with a determined century on the opening day of the fourth Test. Root opted for a more conservative approach, eschewing the aggressive 'Bazball' style, as England reached 302 for 7 at stumps on Friday.
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In the debutant Akash Deep, India discovered a promising pace talent, yet it was the seasoned Joe Root who single-handedly steered England through troubled waters with a determined century on the opening day of the fourth Test. Root opted for a more conservative approach, eschewing the aggressive 'Bazball' style, as England reached 302 for 7 at stumps on Friday. 
