Ben Stokes on The Hundred & how he wants to ‘inspire next generation’

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Sky Sports Cricket published this video item, entitled “Ben Stokes on The Hundred & how he wants to ‘inspire next generation'” – below is their description.

England all-rounder Ben Stokes says he wants to “inspire the next generation” of young boys and girls to play cricket as he looks ahead to the launch of The Hundred competition this summer.

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