Cricket
Root rides to English cricket's rescue and returns as captain on a 'game-by-game basis'
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In its hour of need, English cricket has turned to Joe Root. With Ben Stokes dropped for the second test against New Zealand for breaching the team's midnight curfew, England asked the 35-year-old Root to fill in as skipper for what will be his 165th test match — 26 more than the rest of the side combined that will be playing at The Oval starting Wednesday. Root — Mr. Dependable — naturally obliged.
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