Former Australian opener David Warner recently excavated the England batsman Joe Root to incite Australian Pacer Josh Hazelwood in the Ashes 2025-26 series. In response, former England spinner Moin Ali described Warner as “pranks” and said that such brain sports would not affect the root.
The Ashes series will begin in November 2025, but the mental fight and oral exchange between former players have already become hot. Before a visit to Australia, England will have a difference of three months, where they aim to retrieve the Ashes Trophy. He has not won the trophy since the 2009-10 series.
He is a pranks – Moin Ali hits back to David Warner
Moeen Ali opened about David Warner’s attempt to unsele the route. Speaking on the beard before the wicket podcast, Moin said that the route is not easily distracted by such a strategy. He said that India had tried to raise the root but failed.
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Before the wicket podcast, Moin said on the beard, “He is just a warner.” “He is a bit of a clown, to be honest with you. He is clearly trying to get into the head of the root. He will not do. He is not for the whole banquet. It’s just a warner, isn’t it?”
“Root has now scored so many runs, he is through the whole thing, and it will not impress it. India tried it, and it didn’t just work – not clearly – because he scored the run load. But yes, yes, there are some players you can, and others you can’t,” said Moeen.
Joe Root’s leading run scorer for England in Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy
Joe Root was the recent run-gold for England in the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy. He scored 537 runs at an impressive average of 67.13, including three centuries and a fifty. India made some visible efforts to dishonest him throughout the series.
Fame Krishna made a sarcastic comment on his batting trend during England’s first innings in the final test. Root was rejected quickly in that innings, but bounced back with a century in his next outing.
During the series, the root all-time test climbed second in the run-scorer rankings. He beat legends like Rahul Dravid, Jacques Kallis and Ricky Ponting. However, England and India attracted the five -match series. His century at the Oval was not enough to prevent India from leveling the series.
I think they will have bad dreams – Joe David Warner on Route
David Warner said that Joe Root can struggle on Australian pitches, especially against fast bowlers such as Josh Hazlewood. Warner said that the route may face challenges that experience against bowlers like Stuart Broad.
Warner said that Root has not yet scored a test century in Australia. He said that it would be in the mind of the root as the approach to the upcoming series.
David Warner said on the occasion of a hundred, “The way he plays his bat on the Australian wicket, he can undo it and I have seen it in the past.”
“I think he will have bad dreams before reaching Josh Hazelwood. A little like me and a broad. A cricketer who is a hell, he looks at the runs that he has scored, the second major run-scorer in the world. But I am sure he would like to score a hundred in Australia.
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