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Watch: Joe Root plays a reverse scoop for six yet again, this time off Shardul Thakur

After showing off his range of shots in the recently concluded New Zealand series against them, Root unleashed this shot against Thakur as well.

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Jul 05, 2022 · 04:30 pm
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Watch: Joe Root plays a reverse scoop for six yet again, this time off Shardul Thakur
England's Joe Root celebrates his century on Day 5 of the fifth cricket Test match between England and India at Edgbaston, Birmingham in central England on July 5, 2022. | AFP

There's nothing Joe Root can't do with the bat in hand at the moment 🤯

📹: England Cricketpic.twitter.com/FzHgUfxq7F

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