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With Ashes 2025-26 Series still a couple of months away, the traditional pre-erection has already begun, caused by a family figure. Word war was lit by the former Australian workshop David Warnerwho guided EnglandThe stars batter, Root JoeDespite its recent form of record. Warner’s comments have been encountered with quick and burning refutations of former England players, with Stuart Broad and Moeen ali Passing on social networks and podcasts to defend their former teammate and mocking Sledging’s Warner attempts.
Sludge and “Surfboard” by David Warner directed to Joe Root
The former Australian Warner worker began hostilities off the field, turning around in the root despite the exceptional form of the latter this summer. Root recently moved to the second in the test score list of all time, just behind Sachin tendulkar. However, Warner noted what he thinks is a glittering weakness in the root game, especially when he plays in Australia. “The great anchor is Root, which still has to mark a hundred in Australia,” Warner said the BBC. Specifically referred to Root’s vulnerability to Inswingers who can catch -LBW, saying, “I think he will have nightmares before passing there on Josh Hazlewood. A little like me and Broady … (Hazlewood) usually has their number quite. You will have to remove the surf table from the front leg. “” Warner revealed that Root’s orientation has been a long -term strategy for Australian bowls, saying, saying, “This is where we always signed up.” He suggested that Root’s battle style to Australian doctors, where the bat is lowered, especially susceptible to this type of dismissal.
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Moeen Ali responds to Warner’s Jibe in Root
Warner’s comments were found with an immediate and sarcastic counterattack of the former players of England. Stuart Broadwho famed famously in Warner through his ashes battles, rushed to answer X. He defied Warner’s claims on Hazlewood’s success against Root, Tweeting, “I have never heard the best front pad in England, which was called a surf table. Only by clarity. Hazlewood has rooty LBW in test cricket 3 times. Three. “” The Broad Tweet, based on the facts, went viral, the gravity of Warner’s claim was debated.
In the meantime, the former England, Moeen Ali, was even more direct in his critic, calling Warner “a little clown” on the beard before Wicket’s podcast. Ali dismissed Warner’s statements as a failed attempt to put on the root head, arguing that Root is too experienced to be affected.
“He is only Warner. It’s a little clown to be honest with you. He obviously tries to go to Rooty’s head, which is not. Moeen said
Ali also explained that the sled only works in certain players, and Root’s experience means he will have no effect on him. He quoted the failed attempts of India of Root during the recent series, where Root still “marked a lot of runs”, as proof that tactics simply do not work with him.
“But root … the boy has marked so many runs now, has gone through everything and will not affect him. India tried it and did not work, clearly did not work, because he scored many runs. But yes, there are some players that you can do -and others you cannot” Moeen concluded.
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