Ben Stokes Comes Up With A Tweet After His Bag Was Stolen, Know What He Said

The star allrounder will soon be playing for the Chennai Super Kings in the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League and is set to fly to India.

By : ABP News Bureau | Updated at : 13 Mar 2023 08:20 AM (IST)

Ben Stokes Comes Up With A Tweet After His Bag Was Stolen, Know What He Said Ben Stokes Comes Up With A Tweet After His Bag Was Stolen, Know What He Said

Ben Stokes in action.

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England’s star all-rounder Ben Stokes’ bag was stolen at the King's Cross train station in London. Stokes was enraged as his clothes were there in that bag. He immediately took to his Twitter handle and informed about the same.

"To whoever stole my bag at King's Cross train station. I hope my clothes are too big for you ya absolute ******," wrote Stokes on Twitter.

To who ever stole my bag at King’s Cross train station.
I hope my clothes are to big for you ya absolute ****** 😡
— Ben Stokes (@benstokes38) March 12, 2023

The star allrounder will soon be playing for the Chennai Super Kings in the upcoming season of the Indian Premier League and is set to fly to India. Under the leadership of MS Dhoni, he will add huge value to the team.

With the new coach Brendon McCullum, Ben Stokes has wholly changed the fortune of England in the Test format. Out of their last 12 games, they have won 10 games, playing an aggressive brand of cricket.

"With the skipper in charge, I'm not sure what's possible for this side because he's a guy who writes his own scripts and achieves some pretty special things," McCullum said last month.

"I know the plans he has for this team are quite lofty and he'll try to do what he can to drag the boys along for the ride. It's been a good start. This year has been quite amazing.”

Stokes played a crucial role in England’s winning run at the recently passed T20 World Cup. Fans constantly request him to revoke his ODI retirement to play the World Cup in 2023.

"I deliberately made an effort to leave Ben alone," England ODI coach Matthew Mott said.

"The issue about if he wants to play: we don't need to know for a while. Halfway through that summer, gauging how he is feeling physically and mentally that will be his call if he wants to put himself up for selection,” he added in a recent conversation.