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England in better place than start of summer - Root

England in better place than start of summer - Root
BBC News Saturday 12 September 2026, 15:04 UTC 1 min read
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Captain Joe Root says England are in a better place at the end of their tumultuous summer and is impressed by how they have handled the chaos.

Captain Joe Root says England are in a better place at the end of their tumultuous summer and is impressed by how they have handled the chaos.
England (LOCATION) Joe Root (PERSON)
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