London: joss butler said on tuesday Ben Stokes to provide oneself Ashes Not only a plus for England but a huge bonus Cricket whole.
Star all-rounder Stokes looked set to pull out of the upcoming five-Test series in Australia as he put his mental well-being ahead of his career and took time to fully recover from a fracture in his left index finger six months ago.
A possible return was ruled out in July, but a second operation took place this month to remove the issue of two punches and a mark, with Stokes announcing on Monday that he was available for the Ashes. England and Wales Cricket Boardof medical staff.
England teammate Buttler said he was happy that Stokes would travel to Australia on November 4 along with Test specialists.
“It’s a big encouragement for everyone,” Butler said at the T20 World Cup.
“I think the first and foremost condition for Ben is that he is physically and mentally happy and healthy enough to resume his cricket career.
“As a teammate, as a friend, as a fan of cricket, I think everyone will be happy to see Ben Stokes back on the field. It’s for England, for the Ashes and as a whole. There is a huge incentive for cricket.”
A perfectly fit and firing Stokes, whose remarkable century led England to a resounding one-wicket win over Australia in the 2019 Ashes Test at Headingley, will cement captain Joe Root’s hopes of regaining the urn.
In a jiffy, the England captain will be able to summon his close friend’s dynamic left-handed batting, lively right-arm bowling and excellent close catches as well as the ability to single-handedly change the fate of the match.
That may not be enough to help England win the first Ashes series in Australia since 2010/11, but it will still be welcome news for a team that has been forced to travel ‘Down Under’ with a battery of Express Quick, frustrated by injuries. Have seen your plan. To Jofra Archer and Ollie Stone.
Buttler, however, was strongly focused on helping England add the T20 title to the 50-over World Cup crown, which Stokes had done so much to secure two years ago.
“It’s great to have a full-bodied team, but I’m completely focused on the World Cup at the moment,” he said. “It’s a world tournament in which we want to do well, so I’m not thinking too much about the Ashes right now.”
England, after a defeat to the West Indies, which saw them bowl out the Caribbean for just 55 runs and reach their winning target in just 8.2 overs, became the first team to hold the T20 and 50-over world titles simultaneously. continued his search. Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
Butler said, “We know the challenges they will face. We have played a lot of 50-over cricket against them and they are a dangerous team, they are a team full of match winners.”
Buttler sealed England’s six-wicket victory with an unbeaten 24 off 22 balls in the first match of their tournament, in a warm-up match against New Zealand after deciding to miss the rest of the Indian Premier League. Played an innings of 73 runs.
“I feel good,” he said. “I enjoyed that break, I thought it was good for me.”
Star all-rounder Stokes looked set to pull out of the upcoming five-Test series in Australia as he put his mental well-being ahead of his career and took time to fully recover from a fracture in his left index finger six months ago.
A possible return was ruled out in July, but a second operation took place this month to remove the issue of two punches and a mark, with Stokes announcing on Monday that he was available for the Ashes. England and Wales Cricket Boardof medical staff.
England teammate Buttler said he was happy that Stokes would travel to Australia on November 4 along with Test specialists.
“It’s a big encouragement for everyone,” Butler said at the T20 World Cup.
“I think the first and foremost condition for Ben is that he is physically and mentally happy and healthy enough to resume his cricket career.
“As a teammate, as a friend, as a fan of cricket, I think everyone will be happy to see Ben Stokes back on the field. It’s for England, for the Ashes and as a whole. There is a huge incentive for cricket.”
A perfectly fit and firing Stokes, whose remarkable century led England to a resounding one-wicket win over Australia in the 2019 Ashes Test at Headingley, will cement captain Joe Root’s hopes of regaining the urn.
In a jiffy, the England captain will be able to summon his close friend’s dynamic left-handed batting, lively right-arm bowling and excellent close catches as well as the ability to single-handedly change the fate of the match.
That may not be enough to help England win the first Ashes series in Australia since 2010/11, but it will still be welcome news for a team that has been forced to travel ‘Down Under’ with a battery of Express Quick, frustrated by injuries. Have seen your plan. To Jofra Archer and Ollie Stone.
Buttler, however, was strongly focused on helping England add the T20 title to the 50-over World Cup crown, which Stokes had done so much to secure two years ago.
“It’s great to have a full-bodied team, but I’m completely focused on the World Cup at the moment,” he said. “It’s a world tournament in which we want to do well, so I’m not thinking too much about the Ashes right now.”
England, after a defeat to the West Indies, which saw them bowl out the Caribbean for just 55 runs and reach their winning target in just 8.2 overs, became the first team to hold the T20 and 50-over world titles simultaneously. continued his search. Bangladesh in Abu Dhabi on Wednesday.
Butler said, “We know the challenges they will face. We have played a lot of 50-over cricket against them and they are a dangerous team, they are a team full of match winners.”
Buttler sealed England’s six-wicket victory with an unbeaten 24 off 22 balls in the first match of their tournament, in a warm-up match against New Zealand after deciding to miss the rest of the Indian Premier League. Played an innings of 73 runs.
“I feel good,” he said. “I enjoyed that break, I thought it was good for me.”
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