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'We'll see who's right' - Stokes and Santner clash over dismissal

'We'll see who's right' - Stokes and Santner clash over dismissal
BBC Sport Friday 26 June 2026, 12:37 UTC 1 min read
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Controversy on the second morning of the third Test between England and New Zealand after Mitchell Santner is given out after the ball appeared to hit his glove, but the batter was convinced that the ball had hit his arm guard after the delivery from Ben Stokes which was his 250th Test wicket.

Controversy on the second morning of the third Test between England and New Zealand after Mitchell Santner is given out after the ball appeared to hit his glove, but the batter was convinced that the ball had hit his arm guard after the delivery from Ben Stokes which was his 250th Test wicket.
Stokes (PERSON) Santner (ORG) England (LOCATION) New Zealand (LOCATION) Mitchell Santner (PERSON) Ben Stokes (PERSON) 250th Test (ORG)
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