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Stokes debut in 2011. His year by year avg and strike rate in all formats are as follows:
2011 : M 7 A 15.65 S 81.3
2013 : M 7 A 22 S 100
2014 : M 20 A 14.15 S 70.3
2015: M 26 A 29.5 S 75
2016: M 34 A 39 S 78
It took the "legend" Stokes 5 yrs to cross an avg of 30 1/n

The year 2016 also includes the "Braithwaithe" over. His best started from 2017 but then had a mediocre 2018 (A 30, S 55https://abs.twimg.com/emoji/v2/... draggable="false" alt="💥" title="Collision symbol" aria-label="Emoji: Collision symbol">). In 9 years of career, the "batting AR" endured 7 abysmal years. Now compare this with Pandya who avgs 26 and is still his 3rd yr. 2/n

Stokes avgd 24 from (2011-15) excluding 2012 where he was "dropped". Similie genre players, Pant avgs 29.05 (overall) in 3 yrs, Butler avgd (29.4) in the same period. I am not against people calling Stokes resilient, legend but their peek should not mean you adumbrate 3/n

Your own players at incipient careers. We need to be pragmatic about the game& #39;s demand and the importance these players possess in today& #39; era. This breed is not your Kohli or Root but they are the one& #39;s who can decide your fate in a WC final like Stokes did. 4/n