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Ashes, 3rd Test: 'Knackered' Stokes Fit To Bowl, Says Assistant Coach After Skipper's No-bowling Show On Day 3 In Adelaide
Ben Stokes: After England skipper Ben Stokes didn't bowl on Day Three of the third Test of the Ashes 2025-26 series at the Adelaide Oval, assistant coach Jeetan Patel said that the all-rounder is "pretty knackered" and believed that he is "fit to bowl."
Stokes batted for over five hours to score 83 in England’s first innings. On day three, he used five other bowlers as Australia reached 271-4 in their second innings, leading by 356 runs.
During his long innings of 198 balls, Stokes was hit on the head by Mitchell Starc and suffered from cramps. He also left the field for a while after hitting his head on the ground while trying to stop the ball.
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