Ben Stokes: Last News

@Jakesharp1 seemed excited about Ben's return to the game, adding: "Must be so tough but cannot wait to see him back out playing! My absolute all time hero! He'll do the country proud.

Piers Morgan’s son Spencer Morgan followed in his father’s footsteps by calling out Good Morning Britain’s Adil Ray in a row over Simone Biles and Ben Stokes. TV presenter Adil weighed into the heated debate over gymnast Biles’ decision to pull out after one rotation of the women’s team final at the Tokyo Olympics to focus on her mental health. It followed a similar move from tennis star Naomi Osaka last month, leaving both women subjected to abhorrent abuse and criticism.

Piers Morgan and Dan Walker are at each other’s throats once again over Ben Stokes’ withdrawal from cricket for mental health reasons, after the ex-GMB presenter criticised Simone Biles for her exit from the Olympics.Earlier this week, it was announced that English international cricketer Ben, 30, would be taking an ‘indefinite break’ from cricket to ‘prioritise his mental well-being and to rest his injured finger’.The chief of the England and Wales Cricket Board praised Ben for his ‘tremendous courage to open up about his feelings and well-being’, stating: ‘Our primary focus has always been and will continue to be the mental health and welfare of all of our people.’When asked by a Twitter user for his view on Ben’s break from cricket for

Piers Morgan is no stranger when it comes to airing his true feelings and his latest post is certainly no different.The broadcaster chose to hit out at BBC’s Dan Walker, who he claims isn’t "qualified" enough to report on the Tokyo 2020 Olympic Games.Piers, 56, recently aired his reaction following the news that England cricket star Ben Stokes, 30, would be taking an "indefinite break" from the sport in order to prioritise his mental wellbeing.The former Good Morning Britain anchor claimed that Ben’s decision to withdraw from England's squad for the five-Test series against India was not "courageous," before saying the national team will be "weaker" without him.His comments have sparked outrage across social media, with hundreds claiming

Piers Morgan, 56, has shared his views on English cricketer Ben Stokes on Twitter today after it was announced that the 30-year-old will take an "indefinite break" from the sport in order to prioritise his mental health.The TV star said he would not call the sportsman's decision to withdraw from England's squad for the five-Test series against India "courageous," saying the national team will be "weaker" without him.Piers made his comments after a Twitter user asked for his take on Ben's exit."Not seen your take on Ben Stokes quitting cricket due to his mental health, what is your view?" the social media user asked."And due to a busted finger.." Piers replied, before adding: "I’m sure Ben Stokes wouldn’t call his decision to pull out of the

Piers Morgan, 56, has been vocal about female sport stars taking a career break due to mental health issues.Tonight, the BBC announced Ben Stokes, 30, will be away from cricket for a while to prioritise his health.

Ben Stokes, 30, is yet to release a statement himself, however many fans and celebrities have flocked to Twitter to send him their well wishes.Gary Lineker has penned an emotional tweet to the cricket star this evening.In view of his 8.1 million followers, he wrote: “Wishing @benstokes38 a speedy recovery.“When our sporting heroes are brave and open up about their mental health problems it will help others realise that they are not alone with theirs.“As we’ve seen over the last few days no one is invincible.

Ben Stokes has opened up on the honour of being named Wisden’s leading cricketer in the world.

The Hundred was due to go ahead for the first time this summer in a bumper new deal with Sky Sports.

One of the most iconic test series ever, the 2019 Ashes has been archived in style thanks to a new Amazon Prime series which focusses mainly on the Australian and how they fought back from the ball tampering scandal which shook the nation in 2018.