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England captain Ben Stokes says “pain is just one emotion” and he will “pass through the brick wall” when he tries to fit for the fifth and final test against India.
During the fourth Test against Shaman Gul at the Emirates Old Trafford, Stokes scored his first Test hundred in his first Test.
After that the all -rounder usually did not bowl four days after struggling with distress and then sent 11 overs for five days to feel hurt in his upper right.
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Highlights of the last day of the fourth Test made between England and India at Emirates Old Trafford
Talking before the Kia Oval Test on Thursday – a game will take England 2-1 – Stokes said: “I don’t want to eat my words but I am not likely to play the possibility that I will not play. I will always try to give everything, always trying to pass through the brick wall for the team.
“This is my bipolation. It has a lot of work burden, but it has not been worse and hopefully it will be fixed and will be as good as sleeping in the last game.
“Bowling, staying out in the field is a hard work. I’m feeling a lot of pain. I am physically better. But I will continue to try, keep going and as I tell all the bowlers: Pain is just one emotion.”
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Stokes pin the fifth morning l Rahul LBW in Manchester with a ball that entered and kept low
After being forced to win after England ‘feeling of heart feeling’
Stokes took 17 wickets in his 140 overs against India in this regard, which is increasing by an average of 25.20, while working at a good pace and moving the ball significantly.
He claimed his first Test five -wicket distance in India in the first innings in the first innings, while after that he dismissed L El Rahul to incite the bid of England’s victory last morning, before the tourists fought for the series saving.
With Indian captain Shubman Gul-Ravindra Jadeja and Washington Sunder, one of the three second innings of the second innings for the remote team came to the crease on a hat-trick ball with allegations of 0-2, but they reached 143 overs to 425-4.
Stokes said: “You can find the sound that we have thrown everything into it and cannot control the line, so there is a sense of frustration and almost heartbreaking.
Stokes took 17 wickets in four Tests against India so far this summer
“But I too have to be this encouraging person and we want to go out and move forward this last great performance. We know that it is a difficult task to go to the end of the series.
“We really arranged the game, the way we wanted it played, but the way I was able to play in my style was greatly supported. It was not aimed at this week.”
Will England change the Pace Attack for the final test?
Stokes is then ready to play in the Kia Oval, but the rest of the seams with Bradin Cars and Chris Vox are playing all four tests so far, and Jofra Archer withdrew Jofra Archer after withdrawing from the Red Ball field four years later.
If England choose to rotate, Gus Attockinson, Jamie Overton and Sam Kick can play.
Will Johfra Archer be rested for the final test against India?
The captain added: “Before this Test match, it was discussed about how hard and the bowlers, in particular, have increased.
“There is another sharp change and we have to use it wisely for a few days, check everyone and see how they are running.
“We are fortunate to have a battery of fast bowlers to call at any time, but we will decide.”
The fifth test between England and India, what Oval, live Sky Sports Cricket Stream from Thursday or without a contract. Bloodup starts at 10 am before the first ball at 11am.
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