Joe Root, England's most prolific Test run-scorer still active, finds himself at a quiet crossroads at 35 — his numbers this summer modest by his own towering standards, his dismissals following a pattern precise enough to be called a vulnerability. Yet history counsels patience with those who have already solved themselves once before, and Root, leaning on 14,000 runs and a philosopher's composure, insists this chapter too shall be rewritten.
Root unfazed by form slump, points to 14,000-run legacy amid lbw struggles
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