IND Vs Eng: ‘He is wrapped in cotton wool’ – Ben Stokes did not bowl on the former England batsman on day 4. Cricket news

New Delhi: After a day 4, a absorbed day of the fourth Test in Manchester, the absence of England captain Ben Stokes with a bowling attack has provoked the debate – and former England batsman Jonathan Trot believes that medical advice may be the reason for this.Stokes, who went out of the field on day 3 with the inconvenience seen in his leg, made a stunning comeback with the bat, scored his first test in two years in the century-century-scoring 141 off 198 balls-England inspired India’s 358 in response to a huge 669-ray clan.

Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!However, despite his all -rounder status and general tendency to interfere with high pressure moments, Stokes did not bowl on day 4 because India was recovered from 0/2 to 174/2, courtesy of a flexible unwavering stand between KL Rahul (87*) and Shubman Gill (78*).

Speaking at Geostar’s match center Live, Trot said: “I am not sure Ben Stokes is the kind of character that lets make a partnership without intervention. If it was above him, I believe that he must have caught the ball long ago – just to see how he feels.”Trot emphasized the instinct of Stokes to influence the game: “Stokes one ‘today, right now’ is a kind of cricketer. So yes, it is possible that he is getting wrapped in cotton wool – maybe on doctor’s advice. But honestly, if he can bowl, we can see him in action even today.”Stokes has a history of hamstring and back injuries, and with an important Ashes tour for Australia, England’s management can play it safely-despite the stoxes, the series with 16 wickets despite leading England wickets chart, including five-vetic halls.India, still behind 137 runs, will resume the day 5 with the hope of forcing a draw – and the eyes will be on whether Stokes finally rolls on his arm.