'I might not be here', says England cricket captain Stokes after recovery from major facial injuries

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'I might not be here', says England cricket captain Stokes after recovery from major facial injuries

'I might not be here', says England cricket captain Stokes after recovery from major facial injuries

Ben Stokes is feeling fortunate to be alive after being struck in the face by a cricket ball, the England captain said on Wednesday. Stokes needed an operation after breaking his right cheekbone in a freak accident, and sustaining other facial injuries, while coaching his county team Durham’s acade

'I might not be here', says England cricket captain Stokes after recovery from major facial injuries

Ben Stokes is feeling fortunate to be alive after being struck in the face by a cricket ball, the England captain said on Wednesday. Stokes needed an operation after breaking his right cheekbone in a freak accident, and sustaining other facial injuries, while coaching his county team Durham’s academy players in February.

England cricket captain Ben Stokes has opened up about a terrifying incident that left him counting his blessings, admitting he feels lucky to be alive. The all-rounder suffered major facial injuries, including a broken cheekbone, after being struck by a cricket ball during a coaching session in February.

Stokes, known for his fearless play on the field, required surgery following the freak accident while working with Durham academy players. The scare has given the World Cup winner a stark new perspective, highlighting the ever-present risks in the sport he loves.

His remarkable recovery and return to fitness is a testament to his resilience, a quality that has defined his career. For fans and players alike, it's a powerful reminder of the importance of proper protective gear, whether you're a seasoned pro or just starting out in the academy.

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