England Fast Bowler Olly Stone is considering a retirement from the Cricket test because of his latest back injury which ruled out it from the upcoming ashes in Australia, said the 28-year-old.
Stone underwent surgery for stress fractures on his back in July, which made him out of the England squad for the Series Abu Five tests starting in Brisbane on December 8.
“I have given myself the best chance to do everything I can.
To play the test cricket, and if that means I can’t, it will sit right with me if I have to call it a day in a longer format,” Batu told BBC .
A succession of injury throughout his career has surprised the progress of the stone, with Paceman has played three tests for England after his debut in July 2019.
“If I am honest, I have to think well about whether I want to try and go back there and do it again,” he added.
“This time I feel like I have done everything I can from the field: diet, nutrition, even just become more fit and stronger.
In the past I thought it might be a factor why (injury) was happening.”
England Pacer Olly Stone Consider Retirement from Test Cricket
