Jonathan Agnew: Ben Stokes Must Self-Regulate His Bowling for Team's Sake
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Summary
Jonathan Agnew, BBC's chief cricket commentator, discusses Ben Stokes' relentless bowling efforts during the fourth Test against India, despite his physical niggles. Agnew emphasizes that no one can stop Stokes from overexerting himself; he must realize the need to limit his bowling for the sake of his team's long-term success.
Key quotes
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With Stokes there is always lots of talk about someone in the dressing room, whether it is his vice-captain Ollie Pope, his friend and team-mate.
I had everything crossed while watching Ben Stokes run in to bowl on the final day of the fourth Test against India.
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