Ben Stokes will come out of retirement to play in the ODI World Cup in India, skipping the Ben Stokes, the best all-around player in the world and England’s Test captain, is planning to
come out of retirement and compete in the ODI World Cup in India. “Ben Stokes is prepared to make a sensational U-Turn and reverse his one day international retirement to help England’s World Cup defence in India this year, even if it means missing out on the Indian Premier League next season,” the top English tabloid reported.
The publication added that “the England Test captain now appears willing to play in the World Cup if Jos Buttler asks him to do so.”
He will eventually need knee surgery, and the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 window looks to be the ideal time for it given that he can play competitive cricket again and continue to captain England in the future.
While there is still concern over Stokes’s knee, which may require surgery at some point, Telegraph Sport has learned that he would be willing to miss the ICC Cricket World Cup 2023 if he required a break to rehabilitate.
The 32-year-old Stokes, who played 105 ODIs for his country before quitting the format last year, might merely return for one event to help Buttler’s team defend the championship it won in 2019. England’s season opens on October 5 in Ahmedabad against New Zealand. Stokes received Player of
According to the article, Stokes will bat in the middle of the order as a specialist batter if necessary.
Only at JioSaavn.com can you listen to the most recent music. Stokes is most likely to bat for England’s ODI team in the middle order. England is willing to select him as a specialist batter, resembling the one he played at various points during this summer’s Ashes series, despite concerns about how much bowling he could do, the article said.
