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'Cricket Balls Do Serious Damage': Stokes Vows To 'always Wear Helmet' After Facial Injury
Stokes also questioned the tactics of the batters to not wear a helmet while facing spinners in the match.
"I never understood the no helmet when spin is bowling, I used to have throwdowns with no helmet," Stokes wrote in a post on X. "After my accident last week and getting seriously lucky with the outcome, I’ll never not wear a helmet, cricket balls do serious damage," he added.
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