Ben Stock breaks silence on the controversy of shaking hands. It interacts with Gotam Gamper’s fight with Amin Baydaoui

Captain Ben Stux spoke in England for the first time about the handshake that sparked the discussion during the fourth test of a five -game series in Old Trafford, Manchester. However, Stoxus stated that he had no intention to make his players continue in a match that was heading to a draw.

The controversy occurred on the last day of the fourth test. Ravingra Jadeja and Washington Sundar refused Stokes to finish the match early and accept a tie. Jadeja (89) and Sundar (80) decided to continue the beating. Stoxus was frustrated by their decision, which added to the drama in the situation.

Do you want to register a hundred against Harry Brook? – Ben Stox

Ben Stock, along with his colleagues, Harry Brooke, Zak Crowley, and others, faced criticism of alleged games. Critics stated that the Indian players were among their rights to continue beating. Crowley and Ben Dakit were also seen, questioning India’s decision to play.

It is worth noting that Stokes handed the ball to the part -time spinning Harry Brook and Joe Root after India’s refusal. Jadiga and Washington reached centuries before they shook hands at the end with the England team.

“Do you want to register a hundred against Harry Brook?” Stokes asked sarcastically, and each Jadiga said: “I can’t do anything.”

Ben Stock breaks silence on the controversy of “shaking hands” in the Manchester test

Ben Stock, who will be absent from the final test due to the injury, defended his decision to make an early handshake. He stated that he has no intention of using the archers in the confrontation line. Stoxus urged everyone to move from the brief accident, adding that the focus should remain on the series.

“We do not regret,” Stoxus told reporters on the eve of the oval test.

He added: “As I said at the end of the game: fair enough. I was not going to shoot the archers in a situation in which we could not win and risk. India and we alike. Let’s not focus much on a 20 -minute period in a wonderful series.”

Ben Stock opens a controversy on the field, including Gotam Gamper

The final test between India and England is scheduled to start on Thursday, July 31, in The Oval, where England led the five-match series 2-1. While the hosts aim to obtain the chain, India will look forward to its settlement.

Before the decision, controversy occurred about Guteam Gamper, India coach, oval coordinator, Lee Fortis. During the stadium examination, Fortis was said to have asked Gambhir to stay away from the surface, which led to a hot exchange between the two.

The confrontation was caught on the camera and quickly went viral on social media. When asked about the accident, Ben Stox stated that he was not present at the time and could not comment on what happened.

“I don’t know, I was not here,” Stokes on the controversy of the stadium.

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