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Joe Root urges England not to panic after defeat by Pakistan
June 4 (CRICKETNMORE) - England must avoid pressing the panic button after crashing to a 14-run defeat by Pakistan in their second match of the ICC Men’s Cricket World Cup 2019, according to Joe Root.
England’s Test captain enjoyed the distinction of scoring the first hundred of the competition and appeared to be steering his side towards victory before he and fellow centurion Jos Buttler were removed in quick succession and the tail-enders were unable to repair the damage.
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