‘Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, even if you can never get the Indian team lightly’: I Stokes | Cricket News

British cricket captain Ben Stokes believes that despite the absence of Virat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, who retired from India’s test jack, he believes that India will remain a great competitor in the five test series from June 20. Speaking in a video published by the 33 -year -old versatile England and Wales Cricket Board, who returned after the Hamstring surgery, praised India’s deep -hit series while accepting the effect of losing the wonder of two jacks.Both Kohli and Sharma announced that they retired from the test cricket at the beginning of this month and that a period ended in the Indian cricket.Stokes stressed India’s depth of strokes based on India’s Premier League experience.Stokes, “Something about India, bat players’ battery; incredible. When I spend in IPL, when they come out of there … I can not say a word about this interview, but you know what I mean.” He said.“You can never get any Indian team slightly, even if two of the players hit the big ball.”Exam: Who is this IPL player?The Captain of England emphasized the importance of pressure on India in test matches.“We are always trying to get out of the opposition at the beginning of the test match, and then we see how we adapt throughout the game as we progress. But I know there are two big retirees (India). It is a very important part of the Indian team and all of their achievements.”STokes emphasized Kohli’s influence on Indian Cricket and his personal admiration for the old Indian captain.“What India is perhaps what it will miss, the spirit that fought in the game, the competitiveness, the desire to win. Jersey (Jersey) did, right?

He also praised Kohli’s contributions to sports.“It was incredible. Of course, there was a lot of praise for him in India, where there was absolutely praise of the players. Stokes did a really good thing against England … He’s a class player.He remembered the signature of Kohli, the captain of England.“(O) Only wow. I will probably remember how much he hit the ball from the lids. This cover would be Drive.”When we look at the Summer series, Stokes accepted the challenges.“It will be a long difficult summer. Five test matches are always the beginning of the tonal environment against India and tomorrow (one -time test against Zimbabve).”

With regard to his return without injury, Stokes provided an update about healing progress.“It was very excited to start. The last game was in December. Everything went really well. He worked hard to reach where I was. There is a lot of excitement around me, he returned to the field.”