Fleming, a five-time IPL-winning coach, brings vast experience, while Root begins his second tenure after previously leading the side in 65 Tests. London: The England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB) has announced a major leadership reset for the men's Test team, naming former New Zealand captain Stephen Fleming as head coach and reappointing Joe Root as Test captain. According to the ECB, Fleming was unanimously chosen following a rigorous recruitment process. As a player, Fleming represented New Zealand in 111 Tests, serving as their longest-serving and most successful Test captain with 28 victories. Expressing enthusiasm for his reappointment, Root stated, as quoted by the ECB: "It is a great honour and privilege to be asked to be England Men's Test captain again...