IND vs. Eng: Stuart Broad: ‘Ben Stokes was right to take off his hat and offer a handshake’. Cricket news
New Delhi: Former England fast bowler Stuart Broad has defended Ben Stokes and Indian batsmen Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar after it surfaced in the last 15 minutes in the last 15 minutes of the fourth Test match at Old Trafford. Jadeja and Washington were batting at 89 and 80 respectively, when England captain Ben Stokes’s last hour began, knew that a result was out of reach, offered to join hands.However, with a milestone around the corner, the Indian batsmen refused, who did not please Stokes, who then deliberately introduced Brook into an attack to bowl a full-furious-toss, allowing the two to complete their well-worthy tons.Speaking on Stuart Broad, “for cricket for cricket” said: “Jadeja is not on 89, Washington Sundar has never made a Test match at hundred 75.
“I think and drink breaks. So what happens in Test match cricket if you reach the last hour? Whatever comes in the last 15 overs. The last hour starts and then you play and we don’t have to talk about it for so long because there is no draw under Ben Stokes. Cricket.
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“So that the last hour draw is the result of 99%, but nothing else can happen, but you have a unique landscape that you have reached two batsmen to hundreds and stokes and they removed their hats and put their hands out to join hands with Jadeja and he did not go, I am not shaking your hand and where there is a big disturbance, you are sure, they are sure. You know that Stokes is perfect to take off your hat and offer a handshake.“He is correct. His team has filled in 143 overs. They are necks. They are tired.He said, “They want to get off the field. There may be no result. Also, the Indian batsmen are right to go. I have really worked hard for the last four hours. In fact, I am going to be a hundred,” he said.
