England v India: fourth men's cricket Test, day four live
Briefly

Joe Root has discussed his evolution as a batter, focusing on managing risk rather than just improving technical skills. He analyzed his performance, especially trends in dismissal during critical game phases. By shifting his approach, he aims to minimize modes of dismissal while maximizing scoring opportunities. This evolution includes a thorough understanding of his personal strengths and weaknesses over time, which comes from experience and learning through trial and error. Root advocates for a rational perspective on performance to sustain improvement and manage emotions during games.
On the improvement in his conversation rate, Joe Root noted the need for a new perspective on game phases: 'I wanted to see if there were any trends first 20 balls, from 50 runs to 100.' He emphasized shifting focus from technique to managing risk during his evolution as a batter.
Root stated, 'In the second phase it's been more about managing risk, and thinking How can I eliminate as many modes of dismissal as possible with the highest output?' He highlighted the necessity of adapting one's approach based on conditions and threats.
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