I misplaced 5kg in every week: Stokes reveals how England gamers suffered weight reduction in India

England all-rounder Ben Stokes revealed on Monday that he and his teammates suffered a sudden weight reduction throughout the fourth and closing Test towards India. This was after a abdomen sickness hit the vacationers simply earlier than the match.
England misplaced the four-Test collection 1-3 after being overwhelmed by an innings and 25 runs final week.
“Players are totally committed to England and I think that was emphasised last week when a few of us went down with illness that made operating in 41 degree heat particularly taxing,” Stokes was quoted as saying by the Daily Mirror.
“I lost 5kg in a week, Dom Sibley 4kg and Jimmy Anderson 3kg among others. Jack Leach was ducking off the field in between bowling spells and spending more time than is ideal in the toilet.”
“This is in no way an excuse, because everyone was ready to play, and India and Rishabh Pant especially produced a terrific performance, but I take off my hat to the effort that was put in by players who gave everything they had to try and win for England,” Stokes added.
England’s efficiency within the Test collection drew plenty of flak from former gamers however Stokes remarked that it is very important depart the previous and give attention to the close to future.

A tricky collection towards a terrific crew. Congrats to India! We transfer on 🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿🏴󠁧󠁢󠁥󠁮󠁧󠁿 pic.twitter.com/UhTWP6xfO2
— Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) March 7, 2021
“Pundits have a job to do and that’s fine. But their responsibility isn’t to make us better players and a better team. That is our job and that is what we have to focus on,” mentioned Stokes.
“The opinions that really matter are those of your captain, your coaches and your team-mates who are trying to make the team and you as a player as good as you can be.”

“For a lot of guys this was their first tour of India and it has been a steep learning curve, but that is part and parcel of being a cricketer at this level. The next test is how you react to those moments,” he mentioned.
“I wouldn’t want any player, especially a young lad like Ollie Pope, Zak Crawley or Dom Sibley, leaving this tour and thinking they are not good enough to be here. They most definitely are.”
“I have been through times like this in my career and your confidence can take a knock from a tour like this … you have to use the disappointment in the best way you can to motivate you to improve.”
England will play India in a five-match T20 collection starting on March 12.