Stokes described the summer as long and challenging, emphasising India’s strength as a formidable opponent. “India is a very, very good team wherever they go in the world,” he stated.
The England skipper admitted that playing against India always presents a tough battle, given their World Test Championship pedigree.
Virat Kohli’s absence, following his retirement from Test cricket, will be felt by India, with Stokes expressing that he’ll miss the fierce competition between them. He praised Kohli’s fighting spirit and the competitiveness that has defined their on-field encounters.
With England’s home season set to feature high-intensity matches, Stokes remains focused on delivering strong performances and ensuring his team is prepared for the challenges ahead.
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