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Ben Stokes Fired Up as India Takes Aim at Zak Crawley on Day 3, Says Stuart Broad

July 14, 20252 Mins Read
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Stokes Ignites England’s Spirit on Day 5 at Lord’s

England’s captain Ben Stokes has shown remarkable intensity since the start of Day 5 at Lord’s, with former teammate Stuart Broad suggesting that India’s aggressive tactics against Zak Crawley sparked this fire in him during the ongoing Test match.

Stokes, who bowled the last over on Day 4, came back strong with a lengthy 14-over spell on the final day—his third-longest in Test cricket. Despite struggling with injuries and usually taking it easy with his bowling, Stokes kept steady while Jofra Archer took charge against the Indian batting lineup.

In a discussion on Sky Sports Cricket, Broad highlighted how the Indian team’s focus on Crawley had motivated Stokes. The Indian players, in a fierce display late on Day 3, seemed to have made it their mission to pressure Crawley, something that didn’t go unnoticed by the England captain.

Broad commented, “What really got him fired up was the Indian team going after Zak Crawley in that one over. It was a great sight, yet I’m sure Stokes didn’t like seeing one of his players isolated with just Ben Duckett there for support.”

He also noted the increased energy and chatter from the England side since that moment. “I can’t recall the last time I saw this England team so vocal. Archer bowled a bouncer aimed at Reddy—everyone rallied around, letting him know the pressure was on. That definitely ignited something.”

This newfound aggression has added excitement to the match, which had been a bit calm earlier on. Broad feels that Stokes is playing a crucial role in boosting the team’s morale.

“Stokes is out there bowling and engaging with the batters, reminding them they’re under pressure and encouraging them to drive. He’s creating a mental challenge,” Broad explained.

Stokes’ determination has not only impressed his teammates but also fans on social media. Former Indian cricketer Irfan Pathan referred to him as the “heart of the England team.” Journalist Vikrant Gupta and others praised Stokes for his commitment to the team, ignoring any concerns about his physical condition.

As Stokes leads England toward a strong position, they still need to deal with the remaining Indian batsmen. The final moments at Lord’s are shaping up to be a thrilling finish, with both teams eager to claim victory.

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