England star all-rounder Ben Stokes who had earlier taken indefinite break from cricket will now be seen in Ashes following his coming back to field update.
Stokes has been given the all-clear by the England and Wales Cricket Board medical team to resume training for the national side.
“I had a break to prioritise my mental wellbeing and I got my finger sorted,” said Stokes in an official release issued by the England and Wales Cricket Board (ECB).
“I am looking forward to seeing my mates and being on the field with them. I’m ready for Australia,” he added.
Managing Director of England Men’s Cricket, Ashley Giles, added: “Following a very successful operation on his finger and several conversations over the last few weeks between Ben and I, our medical staff and his management team, Ben called me to say he was ready to return to cricket and was excited about the prospect of playing a significant role in the Ashes series.”
“Time and time again, Ben has demonstrated how important he is to the England team and having him available for the Ashes series is excellent news for all of us and, in particular, Chris (Silverwood), Joe (Root) and the rest of the players,” he added.
The most awaited Ashes will begin on December 8 at the Gabba, Brisbane.
