Stokes, 33, suffered a recurrence of the injury while bowling during England's third Test against New Zealand in December, having first torn his hamstring while batting for Northe

Bionic man’ Ben Stokes provides update after undergoing hamstring surgery - Stokes is aiming to return in time for the start of the English Test summer after tearing his hamstring in New Zealand

English Test skipper, Ben Stokes, has referred to himself as a "Bionic Man" after a successful surgery to his left hamstring. He had injured himself during the third and final Test of the New Zealand series, which was also England's final game of 2024.

Ben Stokes will be sidelined for three months after undergoing surgery on a torn left hamstring, with the England captain giving himself a new nickname.

England's Test cricket captain Ben Stokes recently announced that he has undergone surgery for a hamstring injury. The 33-year-old all-rounder injured his left hamstring during the Hamilton Test against Zealand last year.

Stokes tore his left hamstring again in England's final Test against New Zealand in December and, following his operation, has been ruled out for at least three months.

Ben Stokes, England's Test captain, has vowed he has "blood, sweat and tears" left to give to the team, after being ruled out of all cricket for three months following a recurrence of his torn left hamstring during the third Test against New Zealand last month.

Ben Stokes has been ruled out of action for at least three months, with the England Test captain set to undergo surgery on a hamstring tear.

Ben Stokes shared a picture of himself sitting in the backseat of a car with pillows and a braced leg. The all-round player assured his supporters that he will return to action soon.