IND vs Eng | ‘Fierce series, uneven interlinds’: Ben Stokes was excluded from the Oval Decider after being hurt after Slam scheduling. Cricket news

Timesofindia.com in London: England captain Ben Stokes has been excluded from the fifth and final test against India at the Oval due to a right shoulder injury, but his absence did not prevent him from making a strong statement about the series demanding program. England, leading 2–1, announced four changes in their XI for the conclusion starting on Thursday, but pre-match discussion was focused on Stokes’ match plan and was toll on both teams.Go beyond the border with our YouTube channel. Subscribe now!Stokes said at the press conference, “Disappointed not to finish the series. I have a good tear in the muscles that I can’t pronounce,” Stokes said at the press conference. “We will start starting again for winter. I was going to keep my feet up anyway after the series, so it doesn’t matter. ,

Accepting physical demands is part of the game, Stokes did not return to the scheduling imbalance. He said, “The gap between the games could have been better. There were also an interval of 8-9 days between matches and then 3-4 days. You could make it a difference of 4-5 days between matches, so there is that continuity,” he said. “It is difficult for both teams-a lot of overs bowling, a lot of time is spent on the field. But perhaps if you had 4-5 days of gaps, you could have the same time in the series.,

He further said: “The interval between matches could have been called 4-5 days. It is difficult for both teams.”England’s revival XI includes Jacob Bethel and Paacers Gus Atkinson, Jamie Overton and Josh tongue in number 6. Spinner Liam Dawson, Jofra Archer, and Bridan Cars Make Way. On the exclusion of the dawson, Stokes said, “The oval is the place where the seamors choose the most wickets. There are too much on this pitch. ,Addressing the Handshek controversy in Manchester, Stokes said: “I think Jadeja and Sundar wanted to achieve their 100s, but I was not going to bowl my bowlers. We are over it, India is over. Let’s not focus on those 20 minutes, it has been a great series.”On the series as a whole, he reflected: “It has been a big toll on the body. It is physically tired, but the mental side is also difficult, severe series but is a test of character and materiality. The way both teams have shown what the format for India and England means.”On the pitch dispute associated with India’s coach Gautam Gambhir and the grassroots employees, Stokes said, “I don’t know, I was not here.”

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