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Stokes the bowler ready to roll his arm over?

Ranchi: Initially he had said that he won’t be rolling over his arm in this series but England skipper Ben Stokes, who hasn’t bowled since June, has hinted at resuming his all-rounder duties after the colossal 434-run loss in the...

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Updated At : 01:26 PM Feb 22, 2024 IST

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Ranchi: Initially he had said that he won’t be rolling over his arm in this series but England skipper Ben Stokes, who hasn’t bowled since June, has hinted at resuming his all-rounder duties after the colossal 434-run loss in the Rajkot Test. The fast-bowling all-rounder was seen bowling during the training session here today. “There is definitely a chance, but he has not confirmed yet even in the changing room. He’s had a good bowl against our batters,” said Ollie Pope. “Let’s see how he pulls up tomorrow and see how he goes and if that’s good we can see a ball in his hand,” he added.

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