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Players of the England cricket team tied a black stripe on their wrist in the first Test against India at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in memory of veteran War Veteran Captain Tom Moore. 100-year-old Moore, a British Army veteran, raised millions of pounds last year to help Britain’s healthcare to fight the Covid-19epidemic.
Players of the England cricket team tied a black stripe on their wrist in the first Test against India at the MA Chidambaram Stadium in memory of veteran War Veteran Captain Tom Moore. 100-year-old Moore, a British Army veteran, raised millions of pounds last year to help Britain’s healthcare to fight the Covid-19epidemic.
Moore died Tuesday due to the corono virus. Joe Root and his comrades wore a black band before gathering for the national anthem and then arrived in the field.
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Root said in a video shared by the ECB, this is truly sad news. I had a chance to talk to him early last year. I am sure that his family will be extremely proud of the legacy he has left.
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It is notable that this is the 100th match of England captain Joe Root’s Test career. He made his Test debut in India.
