Ben Stokes’s age, wife and cricket world

Ben Stokes’s full name is Benjamin Andrew Stokes. He plays as an all-rounder for England He bowls right-handed and bats left-handed. He played three formats, Test ODI and T20. His role in the England team that won the 2019 Cricket World Cup was substantial. He scored the highest score in England’s innings in the final match. 

Age and height

   He was born on 4 June 1991 in Christchurch, New Zealand. His height is 6 ft (183 cm). 

Parents

Ben Stokes’s father Gerald Stokes, was a Rugby star for New Zealand.  His mother’s name is Deb Stokes. 

Early life

Ben Stokes got the spirit and passion for cricket from his mother who was also a cricketer. Stokes’ father played for England’s Working Dong rugby club. During a match the bone of the middle finger of his hand was dislocated Then he started playing with tape on two fingers. Due to the financial crisis, Stokes’ father amputated both his fingers without surgery. When Ben Stock was 12, his father’s old rugby club, England, offered him the head coach position. His father then moved to England from New Zealand and Stoke remained here. 

        Ben Stokes also played rugby but had no interest in rugby. To make a career in this cricket, he was admitted to Cooker Mouth School, England. And started playing cricket for the Cooker Mouth Cricket Club. By the year 2006, Ben Stokes had become famous. As a 15-year-old he played well in the North Lancashire and Cumbria Premier League. After that Ben Stokes’ parents returned to their home in New Zealand but Ben Stokes stayed in England. Then his domestic career started.

Domestic cricket

      In 2009 under-19 Test cricket, Stokes scored 50 runs against Bangladesh in two matches and led the team to a good position. The following year, he scored a century against the Indian team in the U-19 World Cup. He played as an all-rounder and by the end of the decade, his place was reflected in England’s international cricket. In 2010, Ben Stokes played first-class cricket for Durham against NCC. Here too he scored fifty runs, Due to injuries to some of Durham’s players, Ben Stokes continued to play. His continued good performances led to his name being discussed by the England National Cricket Board.

Selection England International team

    In 2011, he was selected for England’s national team against Ireland. His performance here was not very good. On 5 December 2013, he performed well against Australia in a Test series. At the end of this series, he scored 279 runs and took 15 wickets. And then his big career in cricket started.

Records

Ben Stokes has played in all formats including Test ODIs and T20Is. He has records in all formats. Of course, he plays as an all-rounder. 

Test cricket

He has performed well in Test cricket with bat and ball.

Batting records

Session	2013-2023
Matches	97
Innings	175
Runs	6117
Not out	7
Height Score	258
Average	36.41
Stritct rate	59.18
100s	13
50s	30
0s	14
4s	716
6s	124

 Bowling records

Session	2013-2023
Matches	97
Innings	146
Overs	1911.5
Mdns	343
Runs	6318
Wickets	197
Average	32.07
Econ	3.30
Strict rate	58.2

 

One day International

Batting records

Session	2011-2023
Matches	114
Innings	99
Runs	3463
Not out	15
Height Score	182
Average	41.22
Stritct rate	95.68
100s	5
50s	24
0s	7
4s	282
6s	109

Bowling records

Session	2011-2013
Matches	114
Innings	88
Overs	518.2
Mdns	8
Runs	3137
Wickets	74
Average	42.39
Econ	6.05
Strict rate	42.00

 

T20 International

Batting records

Session	2011-2022
Matches	43
Innings	36
Runs	585
Not out	9
Height Score	52
Average	21.66
Stritct rate	128.00
100s	0
50s	1
0s	1
4s	42
6s	22

Bowling records

Session	2011-2022
Matches	43
Innings	36
Overs	102.0
Mdns	1
Runs	856
Wickets	26
Average	32.92
Econ	8.39
Strict rate	23.5