Eng vs Ind: Ben Stokes responds to swinging a hand drama on the fifth day of the Manchester Test

in Fourth Test between England and Indiathe visitors showed a lesser resolve to pull away an unlikely draw after being pushed to the brink at the start of the four innings. With grit and discipline, they dragged the match deep into the final day. But dramatic moves by the English captain, as a draw appears in the door Ben Stokes It sparked widespread outrage among fans and experts, sparking post-game debate.

Ben Stokes breaks silence in the fifth day drama in Manchester Test

The final session of the fifth day will be held in the Indian Centurion. Rabindra Jadaja and Washington Sundaal The English captain reportedly declined the offer of declaration after approaching the referee with the proposal. Both batters were approaching a personal milestone, with India focusing on preserving the test. The move by Stokes has drawn widespread criticism from fans and former players.

Addressing the incident at a post-match press conference, Stokes said India has made all its efforts through Jadeha and Washington’s efforts, with only one possible outcome remaining. As the match was heading for a draw, he pushed further to his main fast bowler and put his injuries at risk.

“I think all the effort was made by India. They both worked incredibly well, reaching a point where obviously only one outcome, and there was absolutely no chance that they could endanger a big, fast bowler by getting injured in the other game.” Stokes said.

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Stokes also addressed the possibility of changes to England’s bowling attack in the final Test.

meanwhile, Stokes It also suggested that another bowling attack could feel for the fifth test. He said there was debate about the physical requirements of the bowling unit even before the fourth test began. With a short turnaround before the final match in the oval, teams should use the next few days carefully to assess the condition of each player before making a decision.

“Yeah, look, I think we got into it, even before this Test match, and obviously there was a conversation, especially from the bowling department about how much effort and energy is. Stokes further said.

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