Ben Stokes Retires from Internationals with Iconic Final Wicket

England all-rounder announces retirement during decisive third Test against New Zealand

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Ben Stokes announced his retirement from international cricket during the 3rd Test against New Zealand, departing with a memorable wicket in his final spell, leaving England chasing an improbable 373 to win.

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