Ben Stokes scores century in first game back since England retirement

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Ben Stokes scored a century in his first game back since retiring from international cricket with England.Stokes marked his return to domestic cricket by helping Durham chase down 257 to defeat Derbyshire by five wickets in the One-Day Cup.The former England captain, appearing in his first List A match for his county in close to 12 years following his retirement from Test cricket three weeks prior, produced a magnificent 108 not out to steer his side home.The 35-year-old all-rounder was forced to overcome multiple periods of cramping throughout his knock, at one point collapsing in agony upon reaching his half-century, yet refused to yield as he dragged Durham across the finishing line.

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TRENDING Stories Videos Your Say Derbyshire's innings was built around Martin Andersson's well-constructed hundred, which provided the foundation for the Falcons' total of 256 for nine.Brooke Guest offered strong support with 48, and while the pair were at the crease, a score beyond 300 looked...

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