Bopara says Stokes retirement would be sad for England cricket
Sky Sports • 1 min read • Latest: Jun 9, 2026, 6:24 PM
Last updated Jun 9, 2026
Ravi Bopara expressed that it would be 'sad and extreme' for Ben Stokes to retire as England's Test captain after a breach of team protocols occurred on Monday morning. Bopara's comments come amid ongoing discussions about Stokes' future with the team as the situation develops. The reaction highlights the significance of Stokes' leadership to England cricket and the potential implications for the team's direction moving forward.
- •Ravi Bopara commented on Ben Stokes' potential retirement.
- •Stokes faced a breach of team protocols on Monday.
- •The comments indicate ongoing concern about Stokes' role.
- •Bopara described retirement as 'sad and extreme'.
- •Discussions about Stokes' future are evolving.
"Ravi Bopara believes it would be sad and extreme for Ben Stokes to retire as England Test captain following a breach of team protocols on Monday morning.
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