Ben Stokes: England’s Most Influential Cricketer? Buttler & Broad Pay Homage

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Jos Buttler 0:49
Stokesy's retired. I was like, what do you mean? He's on the TV and then I've just shouted, No way.
Stuart Broad 0:55
You cannot do that, Ben Stokes.
Jos Buttler 0:58
What made him so special?
Stuart Broad 0:59
Don't really have any more words to describe him apart from him being one of the most special cricketers and and blokes I've played with.
Jos Buttler 1:05
Yeah, someone you'd look across the dressing room and just think, God, I'm glad he's in my team.
Stuart Broad 1:09
The greatest thing you can do as a professional sports person nearing the end is it be your decision. And we all just sat around, Sky replayed the partnership ball by ball, and we just sat there for an hour w with a beer and like with Stokesy watching the last hour that we'd watch live, but we almost had to watch it to make it feel real again. I'm Stuart Broad, he's Josh Butler. England have lost the Test match series to New Zealand two one, but Jose, there's only one place to start. Our mate Stokes is no longer an England cricketer. When and where were you when you found that out?
Jos Buttler 1:49
I found out at home, uh, Brody. I was at home on Sunday afternoon. Uh we had the cricket on and the kitchen but without any uh volume on and then Louise yeah to didn't hear your tones, but uh then my wife Louise just shouts through from the next room and goes, Stokes he's retired. I was like, What do you mean? And he's on the T V and uh she said, No, it's just this notification's coming Ben Stokes has retired. So literally turned up the volume to hear yourself and Athers saying that Ben Stokes has announced his interest for retirement. And then I've just shouted, no way. And she's like, what is it? I was like, he's just taken a wicket, like as um, you know, as this announcement's gone, and I said like it couldn't be more Ben Stokes.
Jos Buttler 2:35
But um yeah, at home and weirdly felt really sad. Mm-hmm.
Stuart Broad 2:42
It's my overriding emotion at the moment. Yeah.
Jos Buttler 2:44
Yeah. Um so a bit of like disbelief and um played lots of cricket with Stokesy being the same age, you know, we played our under nineteens together. So um just sort of like yeah, a real person of sort of my cohort to to retire. Um so it's that element of it and then just the magnitude of of Ben Stokes, the England cricketer, and just sort of trying to unders you know, imagine an England team without Ben in it and without him captaining it. So um yeah, it's strange. I think obviously there's so many congratulations to send to him on what has been I I think the most influential England cricketer ever. I know it's hard to sort of look across generations and that kind of thing and I haven't seen some you know, someone like Beefy
Jos Buttler 3:32
playing his pump, but um yeah, I just trying to like think of a player that could affect the game.

How did Jos Buttler and Stuart Broad first learn that Ben Stokes had retired?

Jos Buttler 3:38
and have an influence the way Ben does with the bat, the ball in the field, how influential he was as a captain, the way that, you know, changed the way you guys all played Test cricket and off the field, all the stuff that uh he is as a player and person. So, um yeah, massive news. Um, and obviously, yeah, congratulations to Ben on what is a phenomenal international career. But um Yeah, I I just felt a bit sad and I I know you were pretty emotional last night in the uh the emergency pod with um with our producer Chuck. But yeah, how do you see it now? Another day on and obviously you've had a day at Trent Bridge uh with the news, you know, really sinking in, I suppose.

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