England v. India: Ben Stox is explained by the reason for the selection of Oli Bob on Jacob Bethel for the first test Cricket news

Captain Ben Stux says in England that he will be “great” to overlook a player who scored 171 in the last test match after Olayob Bob chose Jacob Bethel in the first test against India.

The Pope was kept in the Leeds test, Live on Sky Sports From Friday (11 am the first ball), after recording 171 in the roles that crushed Zimbabwe in the Trent Bridge in May.

Bethel was absent to that match while carrying out the IPL duty for the royal competitors in Bangaluru, but a great start to his professional life in England led to his calls for his immediate regain.

The 21 -year -old seemed to be reassured while recording three fifty of the 3rd position in New Zealand during the winter in the test series for the first time, as he shone in the last white football games against the Indies Islands, the most prominent of which is 53 82 balls in the first day.

The left arm of Bethell may also revolve a useful option as it is possible that the burning temperatures will produce a dry degree but the deputy of the Pope has been granted the gesture, compared to the side with a average of only 24.6 against it from 35.49 in general.

“The great choice came from us. It would be great to choose another person if his last way is 170. That’s all I need to see,” Stox.

When asked how Bob dealt with the additional scrutiny about his position, he added: “On this day and this age, it is very difficult not to see all the speculation surrounding him because of easy access to it. You do not even have to go and search for that to see it these days.

“I think the registration of 170 in the last test match shows the extent of his ability to deal with this additional scrutiny of it and comes with the lands. When you are an international player, he comes with him.

“It is one of these things, when you are a child, dream of playing in England, which is incredible. The other side of it, you can come under the pump.

“This is part of the region and dealing with it. A person will always come at some point.”

Stox: I am dealing with going

The Five Test Series in England against India preceded the ashes round later this year, as they have not won for nearly 15 years.

Stoxus has been marginalized since December after tearing in the left knee strings in New Zealand, but he returned last month in England’s dominant victory over Zimbabwe.

“My physical body was 20 years old, I didn’t even know what was hard! I was 34 years old and everything is difficult to do normally,” Stox said in his fitness.

“I worked hard to be where I am today. My physical, where I am wonderful. I adore to go. I am a little more logical about my accumulation. I work hard in the first two days training, two days of cold, then the day before to make sure everything is ready to go to the game.”

India is heading to the unknown under the new captain, Shopman Jill, and without icons of Firat Kohli and Rohit Sharma, but Stokes says England does not reduce its opponents.

“It has been a long time to wait. We had different preparations for different individuals,” he said.

“We clearly made some players get their bodies properly, some players play the cricket game in the province. Everyone is very excited to be here now and look forward to tomorrow.

“We know it will be difficult, it is always against India. The five test matches are very required on the body, so we focus on these five games.”

England testing series against India ☀

All games at 11 am in the United Kingdom and Ireland; All of them live on Sky Sports

• The first test: Friday, June 20 – June 24 – Hideengley
• The second test: Wednesday 2 July – July 6 – Edgbaston
• The third test: Thursday, July 10 – July 14 – Lord
• Fourth test: Wednesday 23 – July 27 – UAE Old Trafford
• Fifth test: Thursday, July 31 – August 4 – Kia Owfal