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Joe Root Needs To Take A Stand And Clear Out Who All Are With Him: Vaughan
Former England captain Michael Vaughan said that Test skipper Joe Root needs to stand up and ask who all are going with him for the Ashes trip to Australia at the end of the year. He also said that England players need to give in to the idea of giving James Anderson a good farewell.
"Joe Root needs to stand up and say who is with me? Who is willing to bite the bullet and go for it? It is one Christmas away from family, do it. Go for it. I look at James Anderson. He has spent 18 years playing for England. How much time has he spent away from his kids? For his last Ashes tour shouldn't the players buy into this and give Jimmy a good farewell. He did it once in 2010-11. Could he do it again?" wrote Vaughan in his column for The Telegraph on Sunday.
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