<p>The fourth day of the opening Ashes Test got underway in a blistering fashion at the Edgbaston. English batter Joe Root, who was facing Pat Cummins, tried to hit an outrageous reverse sweep on the opening ball of the fourth day of the Test. Root did fail to connect the shot properly but the former English skipper was in no mood to stop. Root once again tried to play the same shot in the very next over and this time he succeeded in making a sweet contact. While facing Scott Boland, the England batter played a ramp shot for a six. He slammed another boundary on the next delivery in a similar fashion. Following the completion of the fourth day’s play, Joe Root opened up on his much-talked-about attacking mindset.</p>

<p>What did Joe Root say?</p>

<p>“You're playing a full schedule of international cricket all the time, you don't get blocks to train or a chance to improve. Obviously, I was preparing for T20 cricket while I was out there. I have quite a bit of experience behind me now, I've had success in Test cricket, so I know what it requires to go and get it done, but if there were other things to add it felt like a really good environment to do that,” Joe Root revealed while talking to Sky Sports.</p>

<p>Root’s dismissal</p>

<p>Joe Root, eventually, went back to the dressing room after pulling off a fine knock of 46 off 55 balls. Looking to wallop a six, Root came down the track but he failed to hit Nathan Lyon’s delivery and wicketkeeper Alex Carey made no mistake in executing a simple stumping. Root’s knock comprised five boundaries and one six. Earlier, in the first innings, the 32-year-old had come up a terrific knock of unbeaten 118. It was Root’s first Ashes century since 2015. England were bowled out for 273 in the second innings. Nathan Lyon and skipper Pat Cummins scalped four wickets each in the second innings.</p>

<p>With a target of 281 to chase, Australia lost their three wickets on the penultimate day of the opening Test. The visitors ended the fourth day’s play at 107/3. The Pat Cummins-led side require 174 runs more to clinch 1-0 lead in the Ashes Test series.<br />
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Joe Root, while facing Pat Cummins, tried to hit an outrageous reverse sweep on the opening delivery of the fourth day of the first Ashes Test. Root was dismissed for 46 by Nathan Lyon.

The fourth day of the opening Ashes Test got underway in a blistering fashion at the Edgbaston. English batter Joe Root, who was facing Pat Cummins, tried to hit an outrageous reverse sweep on the opening ball of the fourth day of the Test. Root did fail to connect the shot properly but the former English skipper was in no mood to stop. Root once again tried to play the same shot in the very next over and this time he succeeded in making a sweet contact. While facing Scott Boland, the England batter played a ramp shot for a six. He slammed another boundary on the next delivery in a similar fashion. Following the completion of the fourth day’s play, Joe Root opened up on his much-talked-about attacking mindset. What did Joe Root say? “You're playing a full schedule of international cricket all the time, you don't get blocks to train or a chance to improve. Obviously, I was preparing for T20 cricket while I was out there. I have quite a bit of experience behind me now, I've had success in Test cricket, so I know what it requires to go and get it done, but if there were other things to add it felt like a really good environment to do that,” Joe Root revealed while talking to Sky Sports. Root’s dismissal Joe Root, eventually, went back to the dressing room after pulling off a fine knock of 46 off 55 balls. Looking to wallop a six, Root came down the track but he failed to hit Nathan Lyon’s delivery and wicketkeeper Alex Carey made no mistake in executing a simple stumping. Root’s knock comprised five boundaries and one six. Earlier, in the first innings, the 32-year-old had come up a terrific knock of unbeaten 118. It was Root’s first Ashes century since 2015. England were bowled out for 273 in the second innings. Nathan Lyon and skipper Pat Cummins scalped four wickets each in the second innings. With a target of 281 to chase, Australia lost their three wickets on the penultimate day of the opening Test. The visitors ended the fourth day’s play at 107/3. The Pat Cummins-led side require 174 runs more to clinch 1-0 lead in the Ashes Test series.

Ashes 2023: Joe Root’s big statement on his batting style

<p>The Bazall philosophy continued to enthrall fans in Edgbaston as Joe Root pulled off an aggressive start to England’s batting on the fourth day of the opening Ashes Test. After losing both openers in the first ten overs of their second innings, England were on the back foot when heavy showers forced the end of proceedings on Day 3. The early setback, however, seemingly had very little impact on Root. The English batter began Day 4 with an attempted reverse scoop off Australian pacer Scott Boland. He, however, failed to make contact as the ball found the clasp of England keeper Alex Carrey behind the stumps, going past the edge of Root’s bat. Underlining Root’s stunning approach, England Cricket tweeted, “First ball and Joe Root goes for the ramp shot.”</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">First ball... And Joe Root goes for the ramp shot 😂<a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/EnglandCricket?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#EnglandCricket</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Ashes?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Ashes</a></p>
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<p>Joe Root might fail in his first attempt but did not refrain from his attacking mindset. He kept on trying the same reverse ramp in the subsequent overs and succeeded in getting some boundaries. From skipper Pat Cummins to in-form Scott Boland, no Aussie bowler was spared from the Englishman’s power-packed batting. Comprising some glimpses of Root’s blistering show, England Cricket dropped a video on Twitter and wrote, “A ramp-bunctious start from Joe Root.”</p>

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<p dir="ltr" lang="en">A ramp-bunctious start from Joe Root 🔥<br />
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What is going on!? 😂🤷‍♂️ <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/EnglandCricket?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#EnglandCricket</a> | <a href="https://twitter.com/hashtag/Ashes?src=hash&amp;ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">#Ashes</a> <a href="https://t.co/ieMdbBnRAH">pic.twitter.com/ieMdbBnRAH</a></p>
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<p>Cricket enthusiasts unquestionably enjoyed Joe Root’s batting in the initial overs as the video garnered significant traction from the social media population. Stunned by England’s aggressive brand of cricket, a fan acknowledged that he did not see such an approach in Test cricket in the last 50 years. “I’m in awe at the audacity and ambition of this side,” the user commented.</p>

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— Shawls 🏏📚🎬 (@Shawls259) <a href="https://twitter.com/Shawls259/status/1670741547732594691?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 19, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p>An English fan immediately branded Joe Root as the “greatest player of Test cricket,” commenting, “I think at the moment, no one is better than Joe Root seriously.”</p>

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<p>While heaping praise on Joe Root, a fan predicted that the fifth day of the first Ashes Test would be “more dramatic,” considering the progress of the match. &nbsp;</p>

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<p>After watching Joe Root’s out-of-the-box batting, an Indian cricket fan hardly took any time to dig out the reference to Rishabh Pant as the Indian wicketkeeper-batter is also known for playing red-ball cricket with much aggression.</p>

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— Dr CP Singh (@DrCPSin09847853) <a href="https://twitter.com/DrCPSin09847853/status/1670749796318220288?ref_src=twsrc%5Etfw">June 19, 2023</a></blockquote>
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<p>Joe Root had already struck as many as five boundaries and one maximum when Nathan Lyon finally came to Australia’s rescue. Picking up a delivery on his off-stump, Root tried to smash it over the long-on. But the ball suddenly turned inside, leaving Alex Carry with a comfortable opportunity to complete the stumping. Joot headed to the hut for 46 runs, for which he took just 55 balls.</p>

<p>Joe Root was the pick of the batters for England during their first innings. After the top order surrendered early in front of Australia’s lethal bowling, Root showed nerves of steel, while also dishing out occasional boundaries. He remained unbeaten at 118 runs, a knock which was decorated with 7 fours and 4 sixes.</p>


The Bazall philosophy continued to enthrall fans in Edgbaston as Joe Root pulled off an aggressive start to England’s batting on the fourth day of the opening Ashes Test.

The Bazall philosophy continued to enthrall fans in Edgbaston as Joe Root pulled off an aggressive start to England’s batting on the fourth day of the opening Ashes Test. After losing both openers in the first ten overs of their second innings, England were on the back foot when heavy showers forced the end of proceedings on Day 3. The early setback, however, seemingly had very little impact on Root. The English batter began Day 4 with an attempted reverse scoop off Australian pacer Scott Boland. He, however, failed to make contact as the ball found the clasp of England keeper Alex Carrey behind the stumps, going past the edge of Root’s bat. Underlining Root’s stunning approach, England Cricket tweeted, “First ball and Joe Root goes for the ramp shot.” First ball... And Joe Root goes for the ramp shot 😂#EnglandCricket | #Ashes — England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 19, 2023 × Joe Root might fail in his first attempt but did not refrain from his attacking mindset. He kept on trying the same reverse ramp in the subsequent overs and succeeded in getting some boundaries. From skipper Pat Cummins to in-form Scott Boland, no Aussie bowler was spared from the Englishman’s power-packed batting. Comprising some glimpses of Root’s blistering show, England Cricket dropped a video on Twitter and wrote, “A ramp-bunctious start from Joe Root.” A ramp-bunctious start from Joe Root 🔥 What is going on!? 😂🤷‍♂️ #EnglandCricket | #Ashes pic.twitter.com/ieMdbBnRAH — England Cricket (@englandcricket) June 19, 2023 × Cricket enthusiasts unquestionably enjoyed Joe Root’s batting in the initial overs as the video garnered significant traction from the social media population. Stunned by England’s aggressive brand of cricket, a fan acknowledged that he did not see such an approach in Test cricket in the last 50 years. “I’m in awe at the audacity and ambition of this side,” the user commented. I’m in awe at the audacity and ambition of this side. I’ve not seen anything that approaches this in 50+ years of watching cricket 👏👏 — Shawls 🏏📚🎬 (@Shawls259) June 19, 2023 × An English fan immediately branded Joe Root as the “greatest player of Test cricket,” commenting, “I think at the moment, no one is better than Joe Root seriously.” Greatest player of test🔥i think at the moment current time no one is better than joe root seriously. — Ash Ketchum (@ImKuljeetSingh) June 19, 2023 × While heaping praise on Joe Root, a fan predicted that the fifth day of the first Ashes Test would be “more dramatic,” considering the progress of the match. Day 5 will be dramatic.. well played root .. legend — Rohan Patankar (@Galileo_rohan) June 19, 2023 × After watching Joe Root’s out-of-the-box batting, an Indian cricket fan hardly took any time to dig out the reference to Rishabh Pant as the Indian wicketkeeper-batter is also known for playing red-ball cricket with much aggression. I have seen this before,@RishabhPant17 ...our champion 🏆🏆🏆 — Dr CP Singh (@DrCPSin09847853) June 19, 2023 × Joe Root had already struck as many as five boundaries and one maximum when Nathan Lyon finally came to Australia’s rescue. Picking up a delivery on his off-stump, Root tried to smash it over the long-on. But the ball suddenly turned inside, leaving Alex Carry with a comfortable opportunity to complete the stumping. Joot headed to the hut for 46 runs, for which he took just 55 balls. Joe Root was the pick of the batters for England during their first innings. After the top order surrendered early in front of Australia’s lethal bowling, Root showed nerves of steel, while also dishing out occasional boundaries. He remained unbeaten at 118 runs, a knock which was decorated with 7 fours and 4 sixes.

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Ashes 2023: Joe Root’s big statement on his batting style

Ashes 2023: Joe Root goes for a ‘ramp shot’ on opening delivery of Day 4; fans in ‘awe’