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England have had a crack at life without Ben Stokes and it hasn't worked, writes Lawrence Booth

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Lawrence Booth It has been a grim 12 days for English cricket, and the bad news is that things may get worse before they get better. As Henry Nicholls, with his 11th Test hundred, and the elegant Rachin Ravindra ground England's bowlers into the Oval dirt, it seemed improbable that New Zealand will not now win this second Test and set up a decider next week at Trent Bridge. By then, of course, the Ben Stokes psychodrama will still be rumbling on, even if – as expected – he does return as captain.
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England are lucky to have model captain Root to turn to in their hour of need, writes Lawrence Booth

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England are lucky to have model captain Root to turn to in their hour of need, writes Lawrence Booth

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Lawrence Booth There are hospital passes – and then there's the task that awaits Joe Root this week as English cricket tries to recover from its latest bout of self-sabotage. The second Test against New Zealand was supposed to be a seamless continuation of England's good work at Lord's, the off-field shenanigans of the Ashes tour an ever-shrinking speck in the rear-view mirror.
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