England National Cricket Team captain Ben Stokes suffered a painful shock on the box during the day of Lord’s Test against the India National Cricket Team.
A fiery distribution from Pesar Mohammad Siraj of Premier India hit Ben Stokes on the box, and the English captain fell into extreme pain.
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Mohammad Siraj’s cruel delivery floor ben stokes
Stokes’s personal form has been quite poor with the bat for the extended period of time, and he is not able to play his magical knock either.
In the first four innings of the Anderson-Tendulkar Trophy against India, Ben Stokes scored 20, 33, 0 and 33. He recorded his best score in the ongoing series against India, when he scored 44 off 110 balls in the first innings.
In the second innings, Ben Stokes played vigilant cricket and was not in any mood to attack the Indian bowlers. Meanwhile, he was at the end of a bad shock during the 29th over.
On the last ball of the over, Mohammad Sirj delivered a length from around the wicket, and it did not have much jump as an estimate of Ben Stokes.
Stokes was hit directly on the box, and he fell. He was seen lying flat on the pitch, and he composed himself. Nasir Hussain came up with a puffed statement in view of the incident, and dropped a double ancender on-air, stating that “no ball was left”.
Indian players KL Rahul and Dhruv Juraral did not bother to investigate the England captain, but Ravindra Jadeja went close to Stokes and a little chat, perhaps asked about their good. In particular, when Stokes hit Rahul on the box in the headingley test, he did not investigate the batsman either.
Look: Mohammad Siraj dropped Ben Stokes after hitting him
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It was tired, it was not?! Great to see – Stuart Broad
Speaking on Sky Sports, Paer Stuart Broad of the veteran England National Cricket Team spoke about the morning session at 4 of the Lord’s Test. He appreciated the Indian bowlers for starting well and for the brilliant comeback of the England batsmen. Stuart Broad said:
“It was tired, it was not fantastic to see? I felt that India started beautifully with the ball, the big intensity, which we always thought was going to happen after the end of last night. That galvanized India was paired with energy and solidarity, but England fought a tough fight many times, if I am an England bowler, I think I am 220.”
Stuart Broad also dropped the sky on the Harry Brook on the fourth day. He said:
“His mentality is that” if I can go and get 60 or 70, but many balls on this surface, I can create a little nervousness and put my team in a winning position. “
