England playing XI for the fifth test announced; Team India gave a walk with 4 drastic changes

The Cricket Board of England and Wales (ECB) has appointed on Wednesday, July 30 in the XI for the fifth and final test of the Anderson-Tendulkar trophy in progress against India, from Thursday, July 31 in the Kennington Oval. England has made four changes to his Test XI of Manchester.

In a major blow to the hosts, the captain and star of the whole star, Ben Stokes, has ruled out the final test against India due to a right shoulder injury. On the other hand, the English spinner Liam Dawson, along with the quick bowls Jofra Archer and Brydon Cars, will lose the fifth test in the oval.

Ben Stokes was discarded, Ollie Pope to lead England in fifth test against India

In the absence of Ben Stokes, who offered record performance during the fourth test through pain, Ollie Pope will direct the Cricket team in England, as they aim to get the five -game test series in the oval after a disappointing tie in the Manchester test against India.

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In its place, England has introduced Jacob Bethell, who began to beat the number 6 of the final test. The Duo of Pace of Surrey, Gus Atkinson and Jamie Overton, have also been named in the XI performance, along with the fast diaper of Nottinghamshire, Josh Tongue. They have not chosen any specialist spinner, relying on the part -time options to Jacob Bethell and Joe Root in the Oval.

The ECB said in an official media statement: “The male team in England has announced four changes to its XI for the fifth Rothesay test against India. Ben Stokes is not available due to a right shoulder injury. Also missing are the spinners Liam Dawson and Pace Bowlers Jofra Archer and Brydon Cars. It was presented at no.

Ben Stokes aims to come up the ashes after the mishap of injury

In the meantime, Ben Stokes is expected to be out of about seven weeks, as it recovers from a serious muscle injury. These injuries often take six to ten weeks to heal, but the medical team of England is hoping that the captain of England will fit at seven weeks.

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With the ASHES 2025 tour in Australia, even more than 14 weeks, Stokes continues to trust that he will be willing to lead the team to the five -game test series by the end of this year. He believes that team success is not based on a player and that all team members can increase. Comes the final test against India as an opportunity for others to shine and win by the team.

Stokes stated, “We still have a team of 11 game winners. A person doesn’t win you a game. Just because I’m playing or I’m not playing it does not mean we will win or lose. This is an opportunity for 11 different people to put their hand and I hope you win a game for England.”