Updated On: 10 March, 2024 07:08 AM IST | Dharamsala | Santosh Suri
England skipper sticks to his tactics which he thought were imperative against super India

England’s captain Ben Stokes reacts as he walks back to the pavilion after his dismissal at Dharamsala on Saturday. Pic/AFP
England captain Ben Stokes has conceded that they were nothing short of outplayed by the home side. “We came here with high hopes and losing the series after winning the first one [Test] is really disappointing,” Stokes told the media after India’s innings and 64-run win in the fifth and final Test here on Saturday.
Despite being disappointed with his own form and the series loss, Stokes said there were some positives that the team would take forward as a lot of cricket lies ahead at home this summer with three Test matches each against West Indies and Sri Lanka. “We’ve got so much cricket coming up, taking the positives is something I’m looking forward to and driving this team forward,” he said.