Windies vs England 2019: Watch Ben Stokes Shows His Gymnastic Skills On The Field

It wasn’t a great series for England and Wales Cricket Board but it was a brilliant final Test match of the series for them. In particular, the all-rounder Ben Stokes had a good outing with the bat and ball in his hands. Apart from all these, he displayed his gymnastic skills to the fans as well.

During the Test match at St Lucia, Ben Stokes, who was in the slip cordon, stood upside down with legs pointing towards the sky. The fellow cricketers were in giggles while the spectators were in awe with the fitness of Ben Stokes. Meanwhile, the commentator was also blown away as well.

As it happened:

Coming to the match, Stokes scored 79 while Buttler scored 67. Meanwhile, Kemar Roach once again delivered to bag 4 wickets while Gabriel, Joseph and Paul picked up 2 wickets each. The brilliant partnership between Ben Stokes and Jos Buttler helped England to make a way back into the game.

In reply to England’s first innings, Windies never looked like tackling the bowlers. Mark Wood showed his class with a fiery spell to bag his maiden five-wicket haul. In between, Moeen Ali also chipped in bagging 4 wickets.

Finally, the skipper of England Joe Root joins the party. He smashed a brilliant 122-run knock on the board to put a massive 509-run target on the board. Joe Denly also scored 69 runs.

Chasing the huge tally, none of the Windies batsmen stood in the middle, apart from Roston Chase. He scored an incredible unbeaten 102 runs in the tough conditions. James Anderson bagged 3 wickets alongside Moeen Ali’s 3 wickets.

Ben Stokes called curtains on the game with 2 wickets while Mark Wood picked up 1 wicket. For his 6 wickets, Mark Wood was adjudged as the man of the match while Kemar Roach was given the man of the series.

Here is the video:

"That's my moment of the series!" ?

Forget Holder's double ton and Wood's fiery spell – @RobKey612 has been bowled over by @BenStokes38's handstand!

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