England cricket team captain Joe Root has said that the Edgbaston Test match against Pakistan will not be easy.

Addressing a press conference just a day before the third Test against Pakistan at the Edgbaston Cricket Ground in Birmingham, England captain Joe Root said that all focus will be on the next five days, where we will want to go out with the desire to score big and play good cricket.

He said that the new ground in Edgbaston will be a new ball and a new match.

35-year-old Joe Root, who has scored 14,208 runs at an average of 50.03 in 168 Tests with 41 centuries, disproved the perception that Pakistan is a weak and easy team.

Right-handed batters say it’s too easy to call someone too bad and someone too good. Joe Root says that the game is going to be up and down, Pakistan have an advantage against the team, but they have a good team to compete with.

He said that Muhammad Abbas scored 5 outs at Lord’s. Saud Shakeel scored 97 runs. There have been a few changes to their squad, but it’s safe to say that England will have an easy game at Edgbaston. This is not the case at all.

It should be noted that the England team already has an unbeaten lead of 0-2 in the three-match series against Pakistan, the last match of the series will start tomorrow in Edgbaston.