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Captain Ben Stokes did not clearly have the mood of pleasantries after the humiliating loss of 336 strokes from England in India in the second test in Edgbaston. Not only has India leveled the 1-1 1-1 games, but also left England in search of answers with its record victory.
As the largest weapon in India with the ball, Jasprit Bumrah, will return to the third test at Lord’s from July 10, Ben Stokes faced the question about the latter’s return. Above all, Bumrah was rested for the second test at Edgbaston as part of the team’s workload management process.
Ben Stokes is irritated about Jasprit Bumrah’s talk after humiliation of 336
Despite not having his dangerous fast diaper, the Indian Cricket team destroyed England’s hopes with the dominant shuffle of Captain Shubman Gill and Lethal Bowling by Mohammed Siraj and Akash Deep in Edgbaston. The focus was now moving quickly to Bumrah’s return to Lord’s.
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When asked about Bumrah at the post-Partite press interaction, the visitor Visibly irritated England was not really satisfied with the repeated talk around the Indian Speedster. The psychological edge seems to be firmly in favor of India and is confirmed by Stokes’s response.
We play against each other so often: Ben Stokes in face -Jasprit Bumrah at Lord’s
Ben Stokes at the post-Party press conference: “I thought I would give me a press conference without asking me about Jasprit Bumrah. We play against each other so often; you know what you will face, so you put it into practice.”
The captain of England further added: “Try to do whatever you can with the coaches and side weapons, going through the fullness, trying to give you practices like your line of bowling. It is always difficult to replicate something that will fall in a game.”
Ben Stokes makes it safe for Jofra Archer’s return for the Lord’s test
In the meantime, Stokes kept his lips tight on Jofra Archer’s return for the third test against India at Lord’s. He said that the Pealer has trained with the workforce to create his workload, but a final decision will depend on how everyone is set up before the Crucial Lord’s test.
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The star further stated: “Again, it will be a decision we have to make, seeing how everyone gets up. We have had here this week to get around the group and build it with their workloads. Everyone takes into account the game at Lord’s.”
Ben Stokes plays the strong defeat of England in Edgbaston
The captain of England requested calm and balance in the locker room after the defeat of 336 runs against India in Edgbaston. He admitted that the team has seen so large and lows hard, but emphasized the importance of keeping on the ground and reminded himself that they were already expecting a fierce battle against India and that a result would not define the series of evidence.
Stokes signed by saying, “We had some incredible victories and some bad defeats. I feel very good, and the team is quite good to stay at the level during these ups and downs. We knew how to enter the series that will not be easy.”
