The 52-year-old Australian this week succeeded Peter Moores, whose second spell finished in a sacking in right on time May.
"He has an incredible notoriety wherever he has been on the planet and has had achievement," said Root in front of Friday's second Test against New Zealand.
"He has worked with nine of the Australia squad before so will be leverage for us."
The five-Test Ashes arrangement against Australia begins at Cardiff on 8 July.
Trevor Bayliss' training respects
Sri Lanka: World Cup finalists (2011), World Twenty20 finalists (2009)
New South Wales (two spells): Sheffield Shield victors (2005, 2014)
Kolkata Knight Riders: Indian Premier League victors (2012, 2014)
Sydney Sixers: Big Bash League victors (2012), Champions League T20 champs (2012)
Before tolerating the England part - which he had turned down twice, as indicated by previous New South Wales associate Geoff Lawson - Bayliss was consolidating guiding parts with New South Wales in Australia and the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.
Bayliss drove Sri Lanka to the World Cup last and World T20 last amid his spell in control somewhere around 2007 and 2011, and has won two IPL titles with the Knight Riders.
Sydney Sixers likewise won the Big Bash and Champions League T20 under Bayliss in 2012.
"I have never met Trevor so it will be a joy to do that," said Root, who made 98 and 84 as England beat New Zealand by 124 keeps running in the first Test at Lord's.
"More than anything, it is satisfying to have the capacity to find the opportunity to work with somebody who is so experienced in global cricket and local as well."
'Stirs edgy to do well for England'
Ben Stokes
Ben Stokes was voted as man of the match against New Zealand
Ben Stokes, playing just his 10th Test, was named man of the match in the arrangement opener subsequent to hitting 92 and 101 - the speediest Test century at Lord's, off 85 balls - and taking 3-38 amid on the last day.
"He is toward the begin of his profession and an energizing prospect," said Yorkshireman Root, who plays at his home ground of Headingley in the last Test of the two-match arrangement.
"I have known him since I was around 13 years of age and he has dependably been comparative by they way he approaches the amusement.
"He gives it completely everything on the field and you can see that in his exhibitions.
"He is edgy to do well for England and for himself. Long may that proceed."
'Cook performs under weight'
Alastair Cook
Alastair Cook has scored an England record 27 Test hundreds of years
Skipper Alastair Cook, whose position has been under danger this year, hit 162 in the second innings as England toppled a 134-run first-innings shortage before bowling New Zealand out for 220.
"Without Cook's innings, we would not have won the match, it is as straightforward as that," said Root.
"The way he played was extraordinary and he does things that others would prefer not to do. It is the reason he is so great: he performs under weight.
"To see him come into structure in such an essential summer is fabulous. He will be edgy to back that up."
"He has an incredible notoriety wherever he has been on the planet and has had achievement," said Root in front of Friday's second Test against New Zealand.
"He has worked with nine of the Australia squad before so will be leverage for us."
The five-Test Ashes arrangement against Australia begins at Cardiff on 8 July.
Trevor Bayliss' training respects
Sri Lanka: World Cup finalists (2011), World Twenty20 finalists (2009)
New South Wales (two spells): Sheffield Shield victors (2005, 2014)
Kolkata Knight Riders: Indian Premier League victors (2012, 2014)
Sydney Sixers: Big Bash League victors (2012), Champions League T20 champs (2012)
Before tolerating the England part - which he had turned down twice, as indicated by previous New South Wales associate Geoff Lawson - Bayliss was consolidating guiding parts with New South Wales in Australia and the Kolkata Knight Riders in the Indian Premier League.
Bayliss drove Sri Lanka to the World Cup last and World T20 last amid his spell in control somewhere around 2007 and 2011, and has won two IPL titles with the Knight Riders.
Sydney Sixers likewise won the Big Bash and Champions League T20 under Bayliss in 2012.
"I have never met Trevor so it will be a joy to do that," said Root, who made 98 and 84 as England beat New Zealand by 124 keeps running in the first Test at Lord's.
"More than anything, it is satisfying to have the capacity to find the opportunity to work with somebody who is so experienced in global cricket and local as well."
'Stirs edgy to do well for England'
Ben Stokes
Ben Stokes was voted as man of the match against New Zealand
Ben Stokes, playing just his 10th Test, was named man of the match in the arrangement opener subsequent to hitting 92 and 101 - the speediest Test century at Lord's, off 85 balls - and taking 3-38 amid on the last day.
"He is toward the begin of his profession and an energizing prospect," said Yorkshireman Root, who plays at his home ground of Headingley in the last Test of the two-match arrangement.
"I have known him since I was around 13 years of age and he has dependably been comparative by they way he approaches the amusement.
"He gives it completely everything on the field and you can see that in his exhibitions.
"He is edgy to do well for England and for himself. Long may that proceed."
'Cook performs under weight'
Alastair Cook
Alastair Cook has scored an England record 27 Test hundreds of years
Skipper Alastair Cook, whose position has been under danger this year, hit 162 in the second innings as England toppled a 134-run first-innings shortage before bowling New Zealand out for 220.
"Without Cook's innings, we would not have won the match, it is as straightforward as that," said Root.
"The way he played was extraordinary and he does things that others would prefer not to do. It is the reason he is so great: he performs under weight.
"To see him come into structure in such an essential summer is fabulous. He will be edgy to back that up."
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