Eng vs Ind: Fans call Dalestein after defending Ben Stokes in the Manchester Test



Team India pulled out a sensational draw In the fourth test England and India In Old Trafford, however, the drama on the final day sparked widespread debate among the cricket fraternity. Indian batter Rabindra Jadaja In particular, he denied the handshake provided by the English captain Ben StokesThe aim was to mark the end of the match. At the time, both Indian batters were approaching for centuries, adding even more intrigue at the moment.

Dale Steyn confirms Ben Stokes’ decision to offer an early draw

South African legend Dale Stain Recently, on the fifth day of the fourth test, he shared his views in favor of Stokes’ actions. Reply to a tweet from a fellow protea spinner Tabraiz ShamsiIndia has all rights to reject the offer of a draw, and has been secured for centuries and finished the match on its own terms, Steyn wrote “These onions have a lot of layers and each one makes someone cry. The only problem I’m looking at here is that people aren’t realising, that the batters weren’t playing in the 100s, they were batting for a draw. That’s what drew the game. Free milestones.”

Steyn also highlighted the team’s goals around personal milestones

Steyn further writes that individuals will not instruct batting times, noting that teams can agree to draw early. He explained that the match had reached a clear stalemate, England sought a victory, India secured a draw and justified handshake. Steyn emphasized the team’s goals over personal milestones, but joked that if he and Shamsi were to turn 90, they would refuse to leave. Steyn, one of India’s most beloved foreign cricketers, faced a backlash from social media after supporting Stokes’ early draw offer. Fans accused Steyn of hypocrisy and pointed to perceived double standards. Many expressed disappointment, saying his comments clashed with the spirit that he once embodied on the field.

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Here’s how the fans responded:

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