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England, Joe Root and Sri Lanka

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Root's 75 helps England to ODI win over Sri Lanka
Joe Root made a measured 75 as England pulled off a comfortable run chase to beat Sri Lanka by five wickets in the second one-day international to square the three-match series.

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Joe Root helps England draw level
 · 1d · on MSN
Root inspires England to finally end dismal run in Sri Lanka
Cricket Australia · 1d
Relief at last for England as Root leads Colombo win
England have won their first away ODI under Brendon McCullum as Joe Root led them to a five-wicket win over Sri Lanka in Colombo to level the three-match series.

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Root's 75 helps England level ODI series in Sri Lanka
ESPNcricinfo · 1d
Root 75 sets up series-levelling win after spin-heavy England limit Sri Lanka
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Sri Lanka v England: second men’s cricket one-day international – as it happened
Harry Brook just can’t catch a break eh… the coin falls Charith Asalanka and Sri Lanka’s way and they will have first use.

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England level ODI series against Sri Lanka - as it happened
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England's Joe Root backs Harry Brook to learn from nightclub scuffle and hails under-pressure coach Brendon McCullum
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England champion Joe Root backs Brendon McCullum to continue as coach

England’s Ashes wreckage has put Brendon McCullum on notice, but its greatest run-scorer insists the coach remains central to the team’s future. Under-siege England coach Brendon McCullum has an ally in the nation’s greatest run-scorer.
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Centurion Root eyes next Ashes series down under

Joe Root says he would "love" to be part of England's next Ashes tour in 2029-30, when he will turn 39 years old.
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Root and Brook shine before afternoon gloom ends play early

Joe Root and Harry Brook shared an unbeaten 154-run stand before bad weather halted play with only 45 overs possible as Australia struggled in the absence of a spinner
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Joe Root Equals Ricky Ponting's Elite Milestone, Continues To Shatter Records In Test Cricket

Joe Root has continued to shatter records in Test cricket and has levelled with Ricky Ponting to enter an elite list of company.
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