| Ben Stokes 09:54 - Jun 9 with 3707 views | shandyjack |
When will he and his team mates learn ffs
I'm all for going out and enjoying yourself but why does trouble tend to find these cricketers? |  |
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| Ben Stokes on 05:52 - Jun 22 with 519 views | Whiterockin |
| Ben Stokes on 01:55 - Jun 22 by Robbie |
It is a simple rule to follow in the occupation laws whatever your in .
A curfew is what it says on the tin , no late night out or nightclubs however innocent bystanders involved in any fracas .
After the last Aussie tour seems not many took that clause onboard and partied anyway .
Looks like the ECB are desperate to get Ben Stokes back into the series anyway . |
Ongoing enquiry so he can't play, found innocent except for breaking the curfew. Written warning for breaking the curfew and returned to the side. Seems entirely the correct way to deal with the situation. |  | | |
| Ben Stokes on 08:18 - Jun 22 with 443 views | AnotherJohn |
In retrospect it seems that the curfew rule was less than entirely clear.. Stokes, for example, did not think it applied once a test match had ended, and Atkinson had been absent from a team briefing on the rule due to an injury. No written statement of the rule was ever circulated. Even the coach Brendon McCullum admitted that there was ambiguity. This is probably why a written warning was deemed sufficient. |  | | |
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