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Hardest Thing For Me Is Trying To Fill My Time And Not Be Too Bored, Says Ben Stokes
On August 13, Stokes was ruled out of the rest of the summer after scans showed he tore his left hamstring while completing a quick single for his side Northern Superchargers in The Hundred game against Manchester Originals. He had to be helped in going off the field and was on crutches in the team dugout.
"I am feeling good. Obviously a lot better than the day I did it. I went down like a sack of potatoes. Early stages of recovery but it is good to be able to get in the gym and do some work."
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