Cricket World Cup 2023: Ben Stokes Becomes First England Player To Achieve This Big Feat | Cricket News

Ben Stokes turned the primary England participant to attain greater than 10,000 runs and bag over 100 wickets in worldwide cricket. Following the left-handed batter’s 108-run knock towards the Netherlands within the fortieth match of the ODI World Cup on the Maharashtra Cricket Association Stadium in Pune on Wednesday, he scored a complete of 10,081 runs in worldwide cricket. Apart from Stokes, Tillakaratne Dilshan, Sourav Ganguly, Sachin Tendulkar, Jacques Kallis and Sanath Jayasuriya are another gamers with 10,000 and 100 wickets.

In the ODI format, the 32-year-old participant made his debut in 2011, and took half in 113 matches and scored 3,379 runs. While he scalped 74 wickets within the 50-over format.

Stokes performed his first Test match in 2013 and took half in 97 matches wherein he made 6,117 runs. Whereas, he picked up 197 wickets within the lengthy format.

In the 20-over format, the left-handed batsman made his debut in 2011 and scored 585 runs. Stokes took 26 wickets within the shortest format.

Meanwhile, Stokes has slammed 5 ODI centuries with a mean of 40.71. He additionally smashed 13 hundred in Test cricket with a 36.41 common.

On Wednesday, Ben Stokes made his maiden ODI World Cup ton to save lots of the England innings from a collapse throughout the match towards the Netherlands. Stokes scored 108 runs from 84 balls with a strike charge of 128.57. He slammed 6 fours and 6 sixes in Pune.

Coming to the match, Jos Buttler’s England gained the toss and opted to bat first towards Netherlands. Malan began off with a stellar 87-run knock from 74 balls. On the opposite hand, Chris Woakes scored 51 runs from 45 balls made a vital partnership with Stokes and took England to 339/9 towards the Dutch facet within the first inning.

With the ball, Netherlands’ Bas de Leede scalped three wickets in his 10-over spell and gifted 74 runs. While Aryan Dutt and Van Beek scalped two wickets of their respective spells.

(This story has been edited by Mahaz News employees …)