Root urges England to be 'grown-ups' after Pakistan series win

England captain Joe Root urged his side to celebrate in a "grown-up way" after a 194-run success in the second Test at Lord's on Sunday sealed a series win over Pakistan.

‘Celebrate like grown-ups’ — Joe Root urges England to behave after win  The Times

Team have faced off-field scandals over the last year Root: ‘It’s hard to win Test series so enjoy it’ Joe Root has called on his players to “celebrate in a sensible, grown‑up way” after they secured a first multi‑game series win since 2024 by beating Pakistan at Lord’s to take a 2-0 lead with one to play. England’s

Joe Root told his England side to enjoy their return to winning ways against Pakistan – but reminded them to celebrate in a “grown-up way” after a summer of unwanted headlines.Root returned to the captaincy in the aftermath of Ben Stokes’ shock retirement and back-to-back victories mean England have now won a multi-mat

England enjoyed another dominant day at Lord's as they bowled Pakistan out for 194 in their second innings to secure a 194-run win on day four of the second Test and seal a series win, with one match to spare.

Watch the best of day four at Lord's as England thumped Pakistan by 194 runs to take an unassailable 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series.

England beat Pakistan by 194 runs in four days of the second test at Lord's on Sunday and comfortably won its first series since December 2024 with a match to spare.

England celebrated a spectacular 194-run victory over Pakistan at Lord's, clinching a commanding 2-0 lead in the three-match Test series. Despite their efforts, Pakistan's batsmen faltered, unable to surpass the 200-run mark. Ollie Robinson shone brightly, claiming eight wickets in a remarkable bowling display. This se

England has beaten Pakistan by 194 runs in four days of the second test at Lord’s and won its first series since December 2024 with a match to spare

Robinson rips through Pakistan as England closes in on a series win at Lord’s  Toronto Star

LONDON, Aug 30 : England beat Pakistan by 194 runs in the second test and sealed their first home test series victory for two years as they bowled the visitors out for 194 at Lord's on Sunday.The outcome was a formality as Pakistan were reduced to 14-3 before lunch chasing an unlikely target of 389 but Saud Shakeel pro

Rain frustrates England's bid for Pakistan series win  Dawn

English cricket's managing director Rob Key once claimed that '75mph, keeper up, dobbing it on a length' bowling does not work in Tests