England captain Joe Root has apologized to teammate Moeen Ali. In fact, Moin Ali has returned home in the second Test of the four-Test series against India. Nowadays the England team is working on a rotation policy and the players are rested. Root Moin apologized to Ali in a statement in which the all-rounder decided to return home after the second Test against India, in fact as part of the national team’s rotation policy.

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Moyen, who took eight wickets in the second Test at Chennai and scored 43 off 18 balls in the second innings, decided to return to the UK in a 10-day sabbatical following the original plan. This is Moin’s first appearance since Ashes 2019. According to a Mirror newspaper, Root apologized to Moin at the team’s hotel for a statement saying he had ‘chosen to return home’. Some other UK newspapers have also published similar reports.

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After England’s 317-run defeat in Tuesday’s second Test in Chennai, Root said, “Moeen has decided to return home.” We made it clear early on that players have a choice if they think they want to get out of a bio-safe environment. Like Moin, Jos Buttler, who played in all formats, returned home after the first Test and returned to India for a limited-overs series. Ben Stokes and Joffra Archer recently relaxed on a tour of Sri Lanka. Former cricketers have been criticized for not having included Johnny Bairstow in the first two Tests against India. He was laid to rest after a tour of Sri Lanka. Bairstow is now in India for the last two Tests.