Lost 27 matches, 11 were drawn… still England is after Joe Root as captain, Harry Brook will be ignored

Joe Root May Captain England: England cricket team’s experienced batsman Joe Root is once again close to taking over the captaincy of the Test team. According to media reports in England, after Ben Stokes’s retirement from international cricket, the selectors have decided to repose confidence in Root. It is believed that he will captain the team in the three-match Test series against Pakistan next month.

Joe Root had previously been the captain of the England Test team from 2017 to 2022. He left the captaincy after continuous poor results. Although he once again took command of the team in the second Test against New Zealand in June 2026, but England had to face a crushing defeat in that match. Despite this, the board is expressing confidence in his experience.

Root may get the responsibility in place of Harry Brook

After the retirement of Ben Stokes, England’s limited overs team captain Harry Brook was considered the biggest contender for Test captaincy. But according to the report of The Athletic, the England and Wales Cricket Board has decided to hand over the Test captaincy to Joe Root again. There is also a possibility of former opener Marcus Trescothick being made the interim head coach for the Pakistan series.

Joe Root has an excellent record in captaincy

Joe Root has so far played 65 Test matches under the captaincy of England, in which the team won 27 matches, lost 27 and 11 matches were drawn. He is the player who has captained England in the most number of Test matches. As captain, he has scored 5,418 runs, which is the most by any English captain. During this period he also scored 14 centuries and 27 half-centuries. With a possible comeback against Pakistan, England are once again hoping to take advantage of his experience.

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