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Tongue admits England have missed absent Stokes

Tongue admits England have missed absent Stokes
BBC News Saturday 20 June 2026, 19:22 UTC 1 min read
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Pace bowler Josh Tongue admits England have missed absent captain Ben Stokes as they head for a heavy defeat in the second Test against New Zealand.

Pace bowler Josh Tongue admits England have missed absent captain Ben Stokes as they head for a heavy defeat in the second Test against New Zealand.
England (LOCATION) Stokes Pace (PERSON) Josh Tongue (PERSON) Ben Stokes (PERSON) New Zealand (LOCATION)
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