ENG vs Ind 4th Test: Nasar Hussain gave Ben Stokes to Harry Brook to bounce the ball – ‘It seemed foolish’. Cricket news

Former England captain Nasir Hussain slammed Ben Stokes to his “foolish” response, when he threw the ball to Harry Brook, which looked like a scar of protest.Indian batsmen Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sundar refused to call the fourth Test of England captain Ben Stokes and stop a draw for a draw before the last hour of playing.After working hard to earn a reliable draw, Jadeja and Washington – batting at 89 and 80 respectively – denied the proposal of Stokes after reaching the umpire, who did not end the England captain.Nasar Hussain said on Sky Sports, “I had no problem with it. I mean, I know that England had any problem with it.”“They are a little tired – tired bowlers, tired legs – they wanted to land. Both the leads worked hard to go in the 80s and 90s; they wanted hundreds of Tests.“Stokes did not need to bowl Brooke, and it seemed a bit foolish at the end, but we make these things too much. They played well, they were entitled to a draw, they were entitled to stay there at the end.“All credit for India. It is only England’s draw under this Bazball rule-due to another rain on this land. It was a draw.

Stokes had some words to say, and Zak Croly and Ben Docket were also seen to be interrogating why India wanted to be taken.“Do you want to score a hundred against Harry Brook?” Stokes sarcastically asked, Jadeja only replied, “I can’t do anything.”A smiling Jadeja maintained his grace and closed them, as India – according to the rules – were well within their rights to continue batting.Looks like a scar of protest, Stokes introduced Harry Brook into an attack, and Jadeja hit him for six to complete his third Test.