England qualified for the semi-finals of World Cup 2019 with two convincing victories against India and New Zealand.
India vs England Highlights, 2019 ICC Cricket World Cup: England handed India their first defeat of World Cup 2019.
England will face India in a must-win match on Sunday and Joe Root expects emotions to run high during the game.
Joe Root scored his second century of World Cup 2019 as England crushed the West Indies by eight wickets in Southampton on Friday with 16.5 overs to spare.
Joe Root called on his England teammates to remain calm and carry on after a surprise 14-run defeat by Pakistan.
Pakistan beat World Cup favourites England by 14 runs despite centuries from Joe Root and Jos Buttler at Trent Bridge on Monday.
A target of 161 was never likely to test England, with Roy proving as much in a 46-ball innings that included 11 fours and four sixes.
England beat Pakistan by seven wickets in the one-off T20 International at Cardiff.
England fast bowler Jofra Archer continued his push for a World Cup call-up by taking two wickets for 29.
Veteran England pacer Stuart Broad sarcastically commented "World Class" on the hilarious video.
England underlined their status as the top-ranked team in this format of the game.
Shannon Gabriel was handed a four-match ODI ban by the International Cricket Council.
Shannon Gabriel has been fined 75 per cent of his match fee for the incident during the third Test in St Lucia and handed three demerit points.
Joe Root scored 122 runs in the second innings at the Saint Lucia Test against the Windies.
Joe Root refused to reveal what Shannon Gabriel said to him when asked by reporters.
Sanjay Manjrekar was referring to the incident where England skipper Joe Root was involved in a verbal exchange with Windies pacer Shannon Gabriel.
"Nothing Wrong With Being Gay": Joe Root's Retort To Shannon Gabriel's 'Homophobic' Taunt Goes Viral
Joe Root was picked up by the stump mic appearing to tell Shanon Gabriel: "Don't use that as an insult. There's nothing wrong with being gay."
With West Indies short-handed in the bowling department on the day due to an early injury to Keemo Paul, England took full advantage of the situation.
