Ben Stokes has a successful knee operation, Prior to his India trip. Stokes participated as a specialist hitter in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 after having just retired from ODI cricket. Due to his knee problems, he hasn’t been able to fulfil his job as an all-rounder very well, as seen by his recent lack of bowling.
November 30, London, UK (ANI): Ben Stokes, an all-rounder for England, declared that his knee surgery had gone well and that he was now ready to begin his recovery.
Stokes participated as a specialist hitter in the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 after having just retired from ODI cricket. Due to his knee problems, he hasn’t been able to fulfil his job as an all-rounder very well, as seen by his recent lack of bowling. “Inward and external Rehab begins now that the surgery is complete,” Stokes tweeted.
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Although Stokes returned to the England ODI side, the Three Lions were unable to retain their World Cup championship. With just three victories in nine games, they had a lacklustre title campaign. The much-feared England batting lineup did not live up to the hype, despite earning a berth in the ICC Champions Trophy 2025 in Pakistan.
In order to lead his team from the front during the January 2024 trip to India and assist his nation in defending the ICC T20 World Cup title in June 2024 in the West Indies/USA, the all-rounder’s knee surgery is really vital. During these two highly anticipated tournaments, Stokes’ bowling prowess will be just as crucial as his batting.
Additionally, in order to manage his workload and health to play the five-Test series against India before to the event and subsequently the ICC T20 World Cup in June, he will skip the 2024 Indian Premier League (IPL).
